Course Level
Graduate Certificate
Graduate Certificate of Health Administration
With rapid growth of the health care sector, the worlds demand for healthcare practitioners expertly trained in managerial practices is also rising. A Graduate Certificate in Health Administration, the pathway to exploring concepts key to management systems and outcomes and leadership practices within health, provides skills applicable to managerial decision making across healthcare settings. With training focused on managerial learning outcomes and supported by exercises that highlight real world practice, the Graduate Certificate in Health Administration will make you graduate ready to revolutionise systems of health management. Our course encompasses the complexities of healthcare leadership by teaching health system change and clinical leadership, safety and quality systems, health policy and law, and financial management in healthcare. you will leave with the confidence and skillset of a career minded health professional.
Campus | Duration | Fees | ATAR |
|---|---|---|---|
Monash Online | Online/Off-campus - 0.7 years | $17,550 | N/A |
Structure
You must complete four of the 6 core units of the Master in Health Administration, providing a chance to expand your knowledge in managerial and decision making practices necessary for a future in health care administration.
Entry requirements
- An Australian undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in a cognate discipline with at least a pass (50%) average, and
- a minimum of one to two years of relevant industry/management experience
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