Find the Right Way to Your Healthcare Career
The Master of International Healthcare Management, Economics and Policy (MIHMEP) is a one-year full-time program in English, offering 70 ECTS/CFU credits, aimed at those who want to take on challenging global roles in the healthcare sector, whether it’s the private industry, government and international organizations, or health service providers. We offer you a rigorous and specialized approach together with a global vision to broaden the horizons of healthcare management across all actors operating in the sector.
Who is it for?
MIHMEP is the right Master for you if:
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“MIHMEP is a 360 degree experience that prepares participants to become effective leaders, managers, policy-makers, economists, and change agents. We cover the healthcare sector and organisations of high-income countries, the global health context of low/middle income countries, and the pharmaceutical, medical device, and all other types of industries related to health and wellbeing. MIHMEP is something unique.”
MIHMEP is not for everyone, it is for those who want to challenge their careers and acquire an international and business perspective of healthcare. As a medical doctor specialized in healthcare quality improvement, I had been for working many years in my country within private and public hospitals, but I was still looking for a new perspective for my personal and professional development. I did some research among different business schools and programs in Europe, and I found MIHMEP. Although all through my previous studies I also heard and learned from great lecturers, studying at SDA BOCCONI was a multicultural experience and I thoroughly enjoyed learning from my classmates, who are now good friends. It was challenging leaving all what I built back in Mexico, but I don’t regret the decision.
After graduating from the University of Toronto, I was fortunate enough to secure a position at the Toronto Lung Transplant Program, the largest lung transplant center in the world. Comprised of 11 physician investigators, over 70 medical research fellows, students and staff, I was responsible for the collection of both donor and native clinical research transplant samples throughout all phases of the procedure. While in this role I contributed to a rich medical research environment including an array of cutting-edge research from microbial studies, large animal experiments, clinical trials and the development of novel technologies such as Ex Vivo Lung Perfusion. These experiences piqued my interest in the actualization of research from bench-work to market. This is when I began to consider a career shift and explored my options. This brought me to MIHMEP where I plan to specialize in Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology in order to move onto a career working with the commercialization of medical research.
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