MBA International Healthcare Management Frankfurt School of Finance & Management

• Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School – Baltimore, USA
• King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Center – Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
• Imperial College London – London, UK
• National University of Singapore Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine - Singapore

The course of study is in English.
German courses are offered for those who wish to learn German, but these courses are not mandatory.

The International Healthcare Management programme lasts for 20 months and is designed for part-time study by individuals holding down full-time jobs. The course itself consists of nine residential modules and one e-based study module; at the end of the course students write a Master's thesis. Two modules (five and eight) are "concentration modules", covering industry-specific topics in practical discussions and live case studies with the help and support of key industry players in different parts of the world.

M1: Intro to Business, Economics and Different Healthcare Systems (Frankfurt)
M2: Managing Financial Resources & Controlling (Frankfurt)
M3: Strategic Management and Marketing (Bangalore, India)
M4: Innovation, Strategy and Project Management (Washington DC, USA)
M5 : Entrepreneurship & Management in Competitive Markets (e-based)
M6: Quality and Process Management (Singapore)
M7: Supply and Facility Management and IT (London area, UK)
M8: HR, Organisation and Change Management (Riyadh)
M9: Leadership, Intercultural Management, Ethics (Frankfurt)
M10: Master's Thesis

Part-time study, full-time work

In 10 modules, each residential module lasts seven days, the participants gain an academic and real-world foundation relevant for a career in the healthcare sector while working full time. The balance between on- and off-campus learning ensures minimal disruption to participants' professional lives.

31 July every year

We encourage you to complete your application as early as possible, as there are a limited number of places in the programme. There are also special financial advantages for candidates who submit a complete application early:

• Early bird (first round) – 5,000 EUR – 28 February
• Early bird (second round) – 2,500 EUR – 31 May
• Final application deadline: 31 July

This programme is a part-time, 20-month programme with compact courses. Thus, students may join the programme and continue to work at their regular jobs.

10,750 EUR

We encourage you to complete your application as early as possible, as there are a limited number of places in the programme. There are also special financial advantages for candidates who submit a complete application early:

• Early bird (first round) – 5,000 EUR – 28 February
• Early bird (second round) – 2,500 EUR – 31 May
• Final application deadline: 31 July

Semester contribution included in the tuition fees

• At least three years of professional work experience
• Certified copy of your undergraduate transcript of records and degree award certificate including your final GPA
• A certified copy of your TOEFL/IELTS results or equivalent
• CV in English
• Two letters of recommendation (can be handed in later in the application process if not available yet)
• Other documentation supporting professional experience or other extracurricular activities

Certified copy of your TOEFL/IELTS results or equivalent (TOEFL iBT minimum score of 90 / IELTS minimum score of 6.5)
This requirement can be waived if you are a native speaker or if your Bachelor's studies were conducted fully in English (certificate from university needed).

31 July every year

Partial scholarships available, please refer to the website for further details.

The International Office at Frankfurt School will help you find accommodation at the various module locations.