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About this Programme
Why this Programme
Programme Overview
Career Outcomes
Admission Requirements
Fees and Scholarships
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Healthcare is among the largest sectors in the world economy — the WHO valued the global healthcare market at US$9 trillion in 2022, around 10.8% of global GDP — and it is under structural pressure. Spending per capita is expected to rise 49% by 2050 as life expectancy climbs from 73.6 years to 78.1, while the OECD projects health spending will grow roughly twice as fast as government revenues through to 2040. Digital health is where much of the response is concentrated: a market of US$216.5 billion in 2022, forecast to reach US$857.2 billion by 2030 at a compound annual growth rate of 18.8%.
The programme prepares students to manage that transformation. Students learn to analyse the healthcare ecosystem from the perspectives of patients, clinicians, service providers and regulators, critically evaluate emerging business models and the technologies behind them, and formulate strategic plans for digital transformation across the healthcare value chain. Ethical and responsible data management runs throughout. Graduates are awarded a British degree reflecting internationally recognised standards.
A key differentiator is who the programme is built for. It prepares students from business and technical backgrounds alike for management roles across the health industry, with no clinical background required. Healthcare’s shift from reactive disease treatment to proactive health management is a genuinely complex problem — many stakeholders, competing interests, fragmented regulation — and executives consistently report that the constraint is not technology but planning, capability and workforce readiness. The curriculum is built around that gap, developing the transversal, strategic view the industry needs, and includes Python as a core component so graduates can work directly with health data.
Students benefit from strong value for money through a programme that combines strategic management training with applied digital health, technology and data-driven capabilities. By working on real briefs, developing practical skills and earning an internationally recognised British degree, graduates are prepared for high-demand roles across hospitals, health-tech ventures, insurers, pharmaceutical companies and public health systems. This industry-aligned approach, supported by personalised career coaching and corporate engagement, equips them with job-ready competencies that open global career opportunities and deliver a compelling return on investment.
Graduates enter the market with a hybrid profile that is increasingly sought after: managers who understand both the business and technological dynamics of the healthcare ecosystem. They are able to evaluate emerging business models, design patient-centred digital value propositions, navigate regulatory and ethical constraints, and translate technology into improved care delivery, efficiency and sustainable growth. Their ability to connect strategic thinking with system-level understanding enables organisations to accelerate digital transformation across the healthcare value chain, making them highly valuable contributors in one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing industries.
Highly diverse faculty and student profiles with >40 nationalities represented in the programme.
Option to spend a semester abroad in a partner institution and/or participate in an optional International Business Trip (e.g. LSE, Babson College, Boston University).
UBI offers personalised support built to give you the skills and confidence you need from the beginning. Small class sizes, structured onboarding, dedicated mentors and continuous feedback ensure tailored academic guidance throughout your journey. You will follow an individualised learning path with one‑to‑one faculty mentoring and complete a capstone that delivers real social or economic impact. This is reinforced by integrated career and wellbeing coaching led by our Head of Careers, providing personalised guidance, CV and interview preparation, targeted networking opportunities and ongoing one‑to‑one support that builds confidence, resilience and professional readiness.
Academically rigorous and student-centred: Our HyFlex methodology blends asynchronous learning, live sessions and continuous faculty feedback alsoallowing you to study online or on campus in a flexible, virtual and collaborative environment.
Designed for real professional impact: EOCCS-certified and award-recognised, HyFlex places students in a professional rhythm from day one through project-based learning, real-world challenges and measurable outcomes that reflect modern hybrid workplaces. (Click here to Learn more).
UBI’s Enhanced AI Learning places artificial intelligence at the heart of the programme through a structured, professional and responsible approach that builds true industry‑level fluency. You’ll learn how GenAI works, how to use it safely and ethically, and how to apply it to real business and finance challenges to create measurable value. Recognised with a Highly Commended distinction at the AMBA & BGA Excellence Awards 2026, this approach develops graduates who can deploy AI confidently, responsibly and effectively in high‑demand roles across technology‑driven organisations. (Click here to discover Alexandria)
This programme is developed, delivered and assessed by UBI Business School and quality assured by Middlesex University (London, UK) — one of the top 100 Young Universities in the World and top 10 transnational universities globally (Times Higher Education). Graduates receive a British Master’s degree from an institution with a distinguished heritage of excellence and innovation in higher education. (Click Here to Learn More)
Students benefit from strong value for money through a programme that combines strategic management training with applied digital health, technology and data-driven capabilities. By working on real briefs, developing practical skills and earning an internationally recognised British degree, graduates are prepared for high-demand roles across hospitals, health-tech ventures, insurers, pharmaceutical companies and public health systems. This industry-aligned approach, supported by personalised career coaching and corporate engagement, equips them with job-ready competencies that open global career opportunities and deliver a compelling return on investment.
Graduates enter the market with a hybrid profile that is increasingly sought after: managers who understand both the business and technological dynamics of the healthcare ecosystem. They are able to evaluate emerging business models, design patient-centred digital value propositions, navigate regulatory and ethical constraints, and translate technology into improved care delivery, efficiency and sustainable growth. Their ability to connect strategic thinking with system-level understanding enables organisations to accelerate digital transformation across the healthcare value chain, making them highly valuable contributors in one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing industries.
Highly diverse faculty and student profiles with >40 nationalities represented in the programme.
Option to spend a semester abroad in a partner institution and/or participate in an optional International Business Trip (e.g. LSE, Babson College, Boston University).
UBI offers personalised support built to give you the skills and confidence you need from the beginning. Small class sizes, structured onboarding, dedicated mentors and continuous feedback ensure tailored academic guidance throughout your journey. You will follow an individualised learning path with one‑to‑one faculty mentoring and complete a capstone that delivers real social or economic impact. This is reinforced by integrated career and wellbeing coaching led by our Head of Careers, providing personalised guidance, CV and interview preparation, targeted networking opportunities and ongoing one‑to‑one support that builds confidence, resilience and professional readiness.
Academically rigorous and student-centred: Our HyFlex methodology blends asynchronous learning, live sessions and continuous faculty feedback alsoallowing you to study online or on campus in a flexible, virtual and collaborative environment.
Designed for real professional impact: EOCCS-certified and award-recognised, HyFlex places students in a professional rhythm from day one through project-based learning, real-world challenges and measurable outcomes that reflect modern hybrid workplaces. (Click here to Learn more).
UBI’s Enhanced AI Learning places artificial intelligence at the heart of the programme through a structured, professional and responsible approach that builds true industry‑level fluency. You’ll learn how GenAI works, how to use it safely and ethically, and how to apply it to real business and finance challenges to create measurable value. Recognised with a Highly Commended distinction at the AMBA & BGA Excellence Awards 2026, this approach develops graduates who can deploy AI confidently, responsibly and effectively in high‑demand roles across technology‑driven organisations. (Click here to discover Alexandria)
This programme is developed, delivered and assessed by UBI Business School and quality assured by Middlesex University (London, UK) — one of the top 100 Young Universities in the World and top 10 transnational universities globally (Times Higher Education). Graduates receive a British Master’s degree from an institution with a distinguished heritage of excellence and innovation in higher education. (Click Here to Learn More)
Recent graduates from business, engineering, life sciences or health disciplines who want to build management capability in one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing industries, without following a clinical career path.
Professionals working in or alongside healthcare, and founders building health-tech ventures, who need the strategic and commercial grounding to lead digital transformation rather than support it.
Individuals aiming to use digital health to close gaps in accessibility and availability, building models that extend care to underserved populations sustainably.
A 3-Stage curriculum designed to support foundational, specialised and customised learning. Each module accounts for 6 ECTS except the IM (30 ECTS)
Stage 1 – Core Modules
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Stage 2 – Specialised Modules
A six to twelve month HyFlex final project (fully online) designed to integrate the knowledge and skills acquired during the taught components of the programme, with students choosing from six capstone options.
Research Thesis
Students conduct a consultancy-style project focused on analysing and solving a business challenge within an existing organisation.
Consultancy or Business Plan Development
Focused on solving strategic challenges for an existing organisation. (Projects intended to create trading companies are not permitted.)
Venture Creation Lab
A structured stage-gate plan for launching a technologydriven business concept, developed through academic industry co-construction.
NGO Development Project
A three-year strategic improvement plan focused on strengthening the organisation’s value creation and societal impact.
Strategic plan + Internship
Students develop a strategic plan for an organisation combined with an internship or company project that applies programme knowledge in a real professional environment
Strategic plan + international experience
Students develop a strategy project supported by an international experience component designed to strengthen global strategic understanding.
At UBI, your Master doesn’t just prepare you for the future; it lets you experience it around the world.
As part of your MSc, you can choose to add an extra international term or semester at one of our distinguished partner universities. During this stage, you’ll take 3 to 5 courses, immersing yourself in a new academic culture while earning an official transcript and certificate of completion. It’s not an additional degree, but a transformative international immersion that elevates your CV and your confidence to thrive in any market.
This opportunity can also be taken as part of the Integrative Management (IM) track, where internationalisation is one of the signature options.
Where could your journey take you?
With UBI, your Master is more than a degree – it’s your passport to global learning and cultural discovery.
Analyse the global healthcare ecosystem from the perspectives of patients, clinicians, service providers and regulators, identifying the barriers that prevent digital value propositions from being adopted.
Evaluate emerging business models and technologies in the health industry, assessing how they interrelate to deliver safe, ethical and superior health services and user experiences.
Apply ethical judgement and responsible data governance to digital health initiatives, ensuring patient protection, regulatory compliance and trustworthy innovation across the healthcare value chain.
Communicate digital health strategies and transformation plans clearly, translating complex insights into actionable messages for clinical, managerial and policy stakeholders.
Digital transformation is creating demand for managers with a transversal, strategic view of the industry. Graduates are equipped for roles across hospitals, health-tech ventures, insurers, pharmaceutical companies and public health systems:
Owns the strategy and lifecycle of digital health products such as telemedicine platforms, remote monitoring tools and patient apps, balancing clinical, commercial and regulatory requirements.
Advises hospitals, insurers and health-tech companies on digital transformation programmes, from business case through to implementation.
Turns clinical and operational data into decisions, defining the metrics that guide care pathways, resource allocation and service performance.
Leads technology adoption and new service development within health organisations, taking ideas from pilot through to scaled deployment.
Oversees AI-driven systems to optimise care delivery pathways, resource allocation and patient outcomes at scale across health networks.
Ensures responsible use of patient data and AI tools, managing regulatory compliance, privacy frameworks and ethical standards in health technology.
Applicants to the Master in Management of Digital Healthcare can apply online through the UBI Business School platform. The process assesses each candidate’s academic background and motivation to ensure their readiness for a global, tech-driven learning environment.
You need to have completed your Bachelors (or BTEC Level 6). Please attach a detailed transcript including a breakdown of subjects and grades (in English or French).
Valid passport copy and recent passport-sized ID photograph.
Usually through IELTS (6.0) or TOEFL iBT (overall 4; or 72 on the old scale) results
A personal 500-word letter on what draws you to this programme, your goals, and why UBI is the right place to pursue them.
Application Deadlines for Fall 2026:
EEA and Online Students: 7th September, 2026
Non-EEA Students: 15th July, 2026
If you are an international student already residing in Belgium, you can follow the EEA application deadlines.
Once the application is submitted, the admissions team reviews each file to assess eligibility and overall suitability. Selected candidates are invited to a 30-minute online interview with the Programme Director, typically conducted via Zoom, before receiving their final admission decision.
UBI Business School offers various entry scholarships and tuition support programmes for prospective and currently enrolled students. Please refer to the section below.
Note to EEA/UK candidates:
Tuition fees are exclusive of personal equipment (e.g., computers), textbooks, accommodation, and travel or visa costs for international study trips. Tuition fee remains the same whether you finish the programme in one year or two.
For complete details please refer to “UBI’s Financial Terms & Conditions (2026-2027)” or contact our Admissions Team.
UBI Business School provides a range of scholarships and tuition support programmes to make its education accessible for local and international students. Prospective students can apply for several entry scholarships, including:
All UBI Business School programmes are validated by Middlesex University London, an institution with a distinguished heritage of excellence and innovation in higher education. It is one of the top 100 Young Universities in the World (Times Higher Education) and top 10 transnational universities (Times Higher Education) in the world.
This is a programme developed, delivered and assessed by UBI Business School, and quality assured by Middlesex University. With the successful completion of this masters programme, graduates will obtain a British degree issued by Middlesex University London (UK):
MSc Management (Digital Healthcare)
The Master in Management of Digital Healthcare is available in two study modes: fully in-person at our Brussels campus, or fully online.
EU citizens may also opt for HyFlex – UBI’s hybrid model – which allows you to freely switch between attending on campus and joining online session by session.
Everything you need to know before applying — from entry requirements to visas.
You need a completed Bachelor’s degree, supported by a detailed transcript with a breakdown of subjects and grades in English or French — your undergraduate degree does not need to be in business or management, as readiness is assessed through your academic record, motivation and interview. You’ll also submit a copy of a valid passport, a recent passport-sized photo, proof of English proficiency — usually IELTS (6.0) or TOEFL iBT (overall 4; or 72 on the old scale) results — and a personal statement of approximately 500 words analysing how the programme will contribute to your personal and professional growth. All programmes are taught entirely in English; no French is required to apply or study.
Applications are submitted online through the UBI Business School platform, free of charge. Once your complete file is received, the admissions team reviews your academic background and overall suitability. Selected candidates are invited to a 30-minute online interview with the Programme Director, typically conducted via Zoom, before receiving their final admission decision. Successful candidates receive a formal offer within 30 days of their interview — there is no entrance exam.
UBI offers two intakes each year: September (autumn) and March (spring). The Master carries 90 ECTS and is designed to be completed in one to two years, depending on the pace that fits your professional and personal circumstances — and tuition is the same whether you finish in one year or two. Application deadlines differ by profile: students who require a visa must apply several months before the intake to allow for visa processing, while EEA and online students have later deadlines. International students already residing in Belgium can follow the EEA deadlines. Current dates are published in the Application Deadlines section of this page.
All three are possible. The Master programmes are offered in two study modes — fully in-person at the Brussels campus, or fully online — and EU citizens may also opt for HyFlex, UBI’s award-winning hybrid model, which lets you freely switch between attending on campus and joining online, session by session. HyFlex is EOCCS certified and recognised by AMBA/BGA and QS among the world’s leading approaches to hybrid and online learning. Students who require a visa complete the programme in-person at the Brussels campus.
The programme is designed for working professionals as well as recent graduates. The HyFlex learning model blends high-quality asynchronous study with live sessions, so you can combine the Master with professional commitments, and the option to complete the programme over two years gives you further breathing room. The final six-month Integrative Management project is delivered fully online. Students studying in Brussels are also permitted to work up to 20 hours per week alongside their studies.
Graduates receive a British Master’s degree — an MSc Management award — issued by Middlesex University London, one of the top 100 Young Universities in the World and a top 10 transnational university globally (Times Higher Education). The programme is developed, delivered and assessed by UBI Business School and quality assured by Middlesex University. The exact award title for this programme, including its specialisation, is shown in the degree section of this page. The degree carries 90 ECTS in line with the European framework, supporting further study and employment internationally.
Integrative Management is the final stage of every UBI Master: a six-month, fully online project worth 30 ECTS that integrates everything you’ve learned in the taught modules into one substantial piece of work. You choose the format that best serves your goals — a research thesis, a consultancy or business plan project for an existing organisation, the Venture Creation Lab for launching a technology-driven business concept, an NGO development project, or a strategic plan combined with an internship or an international experience. Throughout, you follow an individualised path with one-to-one faculty mentoring, and the capstone is designed to deliver real social or economic impact.
Yes. You can choose the capstone route that combines a strategic plan with an internship or company project, applying your learning in a real professional environment. Internationally, you have the option to spend a semester abroad at one of UBI’s partner institutions or join the optional International Business Trip to destinations such as LSE, Babson College or Boston University. With more than 40 nationalities represented among students and faculty, the international experience is built into the programme itself.
Tuition is EUR 11,900 for EEA students and EUR 17,000 for non-EEA students — a single programme fee that covers the full Master, whether you complete it in one year or two. Fees for fully online study are country-dependent, and the EEA rate applies to all EEA students. Fees do not include personal equipment, textbooks, accommodation, or travel and visa costs for international study trips. UBI also offers a range of entry scholarships — merit-based, global inclusion, family-based, special group, refugee status and corporate — detailed in the Scholarships section of this page.
Students requiring a visa complete the programme at the Brussels campus. After receiving your admission offer, you make a first tuition payment (the first semester’s fees plus a EUR 350 administrative fee) before UBI issues the official documents needed for your visa application, including the registration letter and proof of subsistence via a blocked account. Tuition is fully refundable if your visa is rejected or you withdraw before the programme starts; the administrative fee is not. If you’d like to secure your place first and continue enrolment later, a EUR 1,000 down payment option is available. We recommend applying for a type D multiple-entry visa covering the full programme duration and starting the process early.
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