Completed a Bachelor’s degree at an accredited university
Obtained an overall undergraduate average of 70% Canadian equivalent or higher
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TOEFL score of 550 (paper test), 213 (computer test), or 80 (internet test)
IELTS Academic (and IELTS Indicator) score of 6.5 with no band below 6.0
CAEL score of 60 (this includes CAEL Online)
MELAB score of 85
Pearson PTE (Academic) score of 59
CanTEST score of 4.5 (reading & listening), 4.0 (writing)
Duolingo English Test score of 115 for undergraduate programs, diplomas and certificates.
Now, more than ever, Canada’s health care system needs strong, compassionate and capable leaders. By studying CBU’s Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Health Care Management, the only of its kind in the Maritimes, you’ll learn the essential skills and aspects of managing and leading a health care unit successfully and efficiently.
In a climate of rising costs and tighter budgets, health care units are in the continual process of adapting, innovating and reinventing themselves. Health care organizations are looking for employees who are knowledgeable of policy and quality of service directives and, at the same time, have the skills to manage people, resources, innovation and costs. The comprehensive curriculum provided by this program allows students to learn essential aspects of managing a health care unit, including accounting, statistics, analytics, organizational behaviour and more, all within a culturally respectful environment.
This program is for domestic or international students who have an undergraduate degree, and wish to pursue supervisory careers in the field of health care. Or, for those students wishing to gain a foundational knowledge of management prior to pursuing a Master’s degree.
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Program Structure
The structure of the Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Health Care Management entails the successful completion of 12 courses (thirty-nine credits) in health care management.
In the first year, students are introduced to fundamental management subjects – including organizational behaviour, accounting, communications, statistics and public policy.
In the second year, students learn health analytics and project and quality management. In the last semester of the program, students have the opportunity to do a 12-week internship placement with an organization or complete a capstone project. In both cases, they have the opportunity to apply their skills to a project.
The course requirements for CBU’s Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Health Care Management are as follows:
TERM 1
ACCT 5203 Accounting Fundamentals
MGMT 5604 Organizational Behavior
POLS 5221 Health Care Policy
COMM 5105 Health Care Workplace Communications
TERM 2
MGSC 5108 Statistics
MGMT 5605 Human Resource Management
PHIL 5115 Legal and Ethical Issues in Health Care
1st Elective
TERM 3
MGSC 5151 Health Care Analytics
PUBH 5107 Health Care Quality and Project Management
2nd Elective
TERM 4
BUSS 5989 Internship placement or BUSS 5800-Capstone Project
ELECTIVE OPTIONS
ANTH 5103 Plagues and People
ECON 5104 Health Care Economics
ENGL 5XXX Professional Writing
FINC 5401 Finance Fundamentals
LEGL 5501 Business Law and Commercial Contracts
MGMT 5603 Introduction to Entrepreneurship
MGMT 5615 Strategic Management
MGSC 5101 Information Systems for Management
MGSC 5113 Quantitative Methods
MGSC 5114 Supply Chain Management
MGSC 5128 Operations Management
MIKM/NRSG 5107 Indigenous Health
MRKT 5301 Marketing
NUTR 5501 Nutrition in Public Health
PUBH 5106 Epidemiology
PUBH 5117 Health Care Emergency Preparedness
PUBH 5121 Health Risk Assessment
Possible Career Paths
Upon graduation with a Health Care Management Diploma, students can pursue employment and gain practical experience in a variety of organizations in the health sector, such as hospitals, nursing homes, medical clinics and medical practices.
Possible careers include:
Administrative Support Specialist
Healthcare Consultant
Administration Officer
Healthcare Human Resources Manager
Medical Insurance: 744 per year