MBA Digital Health Transformation

The MBA in Digital Health Transformation takes 1.5 years to complete and comprises 8 modules and a Master's thesis.

• Quantitative Methodologies

• Customer Environment

• Innovation Management

• Strategic Vision

• Operations

• Leadership

• Fundamentals in Health Sector

• Technologies and Digitalisation in Health Care

Through team projects, company visits, and experienced lecturers, you will build your own valuable network during your studies and lay the foundation for your successful career.

Special Benefit: We want your studies to fit perfectly into your life. That is why the lecture times for the Master's programmes are limited to times from Wednesday afternoon to Friday, or Saturday evening, during the semester. This makes it easier to combine your studies with a part-time job. Not to be neglected here is a corresponding pre- and post-processing effort, which is usually required for full-time studies such as this.

With an MBA in Digital Health Transformation degree, students acquire the skills to take on responsible management roles in various fields, such as healthcare consulting, university hospitals, health insurance companies, hospital chains, or digital health and care application manufacturers. Here are some potential career paths and job opportunities:

1. Digital Health Manager/Director: As a digital health manager or director, you can oversee the implementation of digital health solutions in healthcare organizations, ensuring the successful integration of technology to improve patient care and operations.

2. Healthcare Consultant: Healthcare consultants specializing in digital health can work with healthcare providers, organizations, and technology firms to optimize healthcare delivery through innovative digital solutions.

3. Healthcare IT Project Manager: Manage projects related to the development and deployment of healthcare information technology systems, electronic health records (EHRs), and telemedicine platforms.

4. Telemedicine Program Manager: Lead telemedicine initiatives, developing strategies to expand virtual healthcare services and improve patient access to medical care.

5. Health Tech Entrepreneur: Start your own digital health tech company, developing and marketing innovative healthcare solutions such as mobile health apps, wearable devices, or telehealth platforms.

6. Digital Health Analyst: Analyze healthcare data and trends to inform decision-making and help organizations make data-driven improvements to their healthcare services.

7. Healthcare Data Privacy and Security Specialist: Focus on ensuring the confidentiality and security of patient health data, a critical aspect of digital health.

8. Healthcare Compliance Officer: Oversee compliance with healthcare regulations and standards, particularly in the context of digital health solutions and electronic health records.

9. Digital Health Product Manager: Manage the development and enhancement of digital health products and applications, from concept to launch.

10. Healthcare Innovation Manager: Drive innovation within healthcare organizations by identifying and implementing cutting-edge digital solutions.

11. Healthcare Educator/Trainer: Train healthcare professionals on the use of digital health technologies and best practices.

12. Telehealth Coordinator: Focus on coordinating telehealth services and programs within healthcare systems to improve patient access and convenience.

13. Healthcare Researcher: Conduct research on the impact and effectiveness of digital health technologies in improving healthcare outcomes.

14. Healthcare Policy Advisor: Influence healthcare policies and regulations related to digital health, working with government agencies or healthcare advocacy organizations.

The career prospects for individuals with an MBA in Digital Health Transformation are diverse and promising, as the healthcare industry continues to embrace digital innovation and technology-driven solutions. The specific career path you choose may depend on your interests, skills, and goals within the digital health sector. Networking, gaining practical experience, and staying updated with industry trends are also crucial for advancing your career in this dynamic field.

Salaries for individuals with an MBA in Digital Health Transformation in the European job market can vary widely depending on factors such as the country, specific job role, level of experience, and the demand for digital health professionals in a given region. 

Here's an approximate range of potential salaries for some entry-level positions completing an MBA with a specialization in Digital Health Transformation:

1. Digital Health Project Manager: Entry-level digital health project managers might earn salaries ranging from €40,000 to €60,000 per year.

2. Healthcare IT Consultant: Entry-level consultants specializing in healthcare IT and digital health may start with salaries between €35,000 and €55,000 annually.

3. Health Tech Analyst: Entry-level analysts working in the digital health sector may earn salaries ranging from €35,000 to €50,000 per year.

4. Health Tech Product Manager: Entry-level product managers in the digital health industry may earn salaries ranging from €40,000 to €60,000 per year.

5. Digital Health Start-up Founder: Entrepreneurs starting their own digital health tech companies may have variable earnings, depending on the success and growth of their ventures.

It's important to note that these figures are approximate and can vary based on regional differences, economic conditions, and individual factors. 

Your success as a leader depends on how willing you are to take on responsibility and develop new areas. It's about network management and personal growth in a more globalizing and digitalising world.

With the newly restructured and thoroughly modernized MBA programmes at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE), you will acquire leadership skills that qualify you for successful ventures in a complex, digitalised world. Interdisciplinary thinking and working within intercultural contexts form the foundation of all our modules.

As an MBA graduate, you will be able to respond effectively to the challenges of global and digital markets, leverage innovation and lead teams. To learn more about why you should start your MBA studies with us, click here.

You can apply up to one year in advance for your desired starting semester. Please note that you must meet the following requirements:

• Bachelor's degree (at least 180 ECTS)

• English language skills (at least B2 level)

• 1 year of professional experience after the last academic degree

Find further information on the application process here.

As a private educational institution, we, the University of Europe for Applied Sciences, do not finance our high-quality standards through public funds, but through tuition fees. We attach great importance to the optimal education of our students and therefore invest in state-of-the-art teaching methods, first-class equipment, teaching staff with practical experience and a constantly growing network. Accordingly, our fees differ from those of state universities. However, this is an investment that pays off for you: our graduates are successful both nationally and internationally.

All costs are included in our monthly tuition fee. If you complete the programme within the standard period of study, there are no further fees such as enrolment, examination, or Master's thesis fees.

We will be happy to inform you about the possibilities of financing your studies and receiving financial support. Our student advisory service is available to you with extensive expertise and will be happy to answer your questions. You can find more information on financing your studies on our website on study fees and financing.