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Trinity College Dublin · Dublin, Ireland

Health Policy and Management (M.Sc.)

Postgraduate · Medicine

Health Policy and Management (M.Sc.)

Trinity College Dublin · Dublin, Ireland

About this programme

Course Details Fees Admissions Requirements Register your Interest Apply Overview Course Overview The Health Policy and Management programme equips learners with vital knowledge, skills and tools for understanding, researching and working in complex and changing health and social care systems. From reforming and managing health systems, to implementing organisational, technological and digital innovations, course participants acquire a detailed theoretical and practical understanding of major health system challenges and developments – and how to address them. The course is taught through an interdisciplinary curriculum underpinned by the principle of evidence-informed policy and practice, with high levels of student participation and peer-learning.

Level
Postgraduate
Field
Medicine
Duration
1 year
Tuition
€14,400 / year
Study mode
Full-time
Intake
September

Entry requirements

Applicants will need to: • Hold at least a 2.1 honours undergraduate degree or above* From an Irish university or equivalent result from a university in another country; In a related professional or academic discipline (e.g., medicine, nursing, allied health professions, management, social sciences, or health sciences, among others). • Demonstrate evidence of professional and/or academic experience. *Potential candidates with Irish nursing qualifications dating before 2002 might be exempt from this otherwise strict entry requirement of an Undergraduate degree. Other candidates with non-degree qualifications due to the grading structure of their disciplines are advised to

Visa

Application fee
EUR 60
Processing time
8 weeks

Standard figures for this route. Some applicants pay a reduced fee or none at all — confirm your own case on the official visa page.

Scholarships available (4)

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