United Business Institute

What you'll study

The curriculum combines strategic management training with applied digital health, technology and data-driven capabilities. Core taught elements emphasise:

• Healthcare ecosystem analysis from multiple stakeholder viewpoints (patients, clinicians, regulators, service providers).
• Evaluation of emerging digital-health business models and technologies and formulation of digital transformation strategies.
• Ethical and responsible handling of health data.
• Practical data skills with Python as a core component so graduates can work directly with health data.
• Applied project-based learning culminating in an integrative capstone focused on delivering measurable social or economic impact.
• Structured exposure to AI through UBIs Enhanced AI Learning, covering GenAI use, safety, ethics and application to business challenges.

Entry requirements

The publicly provided text does not list specific academic or professional entry criteria. Prospective applicants should consult UBI Business Schools admissions page or contact admissions for precise requirements and documentation needed.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for management roles across hospitals, health-tech ventures, insurers, pharmaceutical companies and public health systems. The programme targets roles that require both business and technical fluency to accelerate digital transformation, design patient-centred digital propositions, navigate regulatory and ethical constraints, and translate technology into improved care and operational efficiency.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Fees published in the programme information are EUR 11,900 for EEA students and EUR 17,000 for non-EEA students; online fees depend on the students country. The programme references fees and scholarships but does not specify scholarship amounts or eligibility in the provided text; applicants should contact the school to learn about available scholarships, payment options and any funding support. The course emphasises personalised career support, which may aid return-on-investment considerations when evaluating funding choices.