Bachelor in Health Management

Health Management addresses the planning, organization, and administration of healthcare services and institutions. Students typically study healthcare systems, health economics, hospital operations, health law, and information management, along with business fundamentals such as finance and organizational behavior. The program often covers how healthcare policy and regulation shape service delivery, along with methods for managing quality and resources within clinical and administrative settings. Case-based coursework may examine the operational challenges faced by hospitals, clinics, and health insurance providers. Graduates take on administrative and managerial roles within hospitals, healthcare networks, insurance organizations, and public health institutions, or pursue graduate study in health administration. This bachelor's program runs for 4 years and is taught in English at Istanbul Medipol University in İstanbul, Turkey. Based in İstanbul, students have exposure to a large and varied healthcare sector relevant to the study of health services management.