Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore

Cattolica International

Healthcare Management

Campus: Rome

School: Medicine and surgery | Economics


Intake: September 2025


Edition: 10


Language of instruction: English


Duration: 2 years


Degree awarded: Laurea magistrale in Healthcare management


Total ECTS: 120

 

As reference: HEMA Student Guide 2020-2021

This programme in Healthcare Management teaches students the skills they need to work in healthcare. Graduates can find careers in hospitals, healthcare companies, government agencies, insurance companies, and consulting firms.


Who This Programme is For
This programme is ideal for students who want to:

  • Learn the latest ideas and skills in healthcare management and policy
  • Work in healthcare internationally, in both private and public organisations
  • Challenge themselves in a programme with students from different countries and subjects, with unique teaching and grading styles
  • Be part of a respected university known for research, education, and values focused on the well-being of communities and individuals


How Classes Work
In each class, professors teach important ideas, tools, and methods, but they also include real-life examples. Students discuss these ideas and learn through case studies, which show different practical issues in healthcare management.
Grades are based on exams, class participation, individual assignments, and group projects. To highlight the international and multidisciplinary approach, each course is taught by both a main professor from the university and a visiting professor from another country.

This programme gives students the skills and experiences to succeed in healthcare management around the world.

Indicators of student satisfaction

89,3%

of graduating students are satisfied with their completed course of study 

82,5%

would enrol again at Università Cattolica 

96,3%

of graduates are employed within a year from graduation

Source:

The satisfaction of those who have completed the degree programme refers to the Graduating Students' Survey of the calendar year 2023. 
The percentages relating to employment opportunities refer to graduates of 2022 (if 1 year after graduation), 2020 (if 3 years after graduation) and 2018 (if 5 years after graduation).