Master in Health Projects

The Health Projects program at the University of Auckland is designed for those looking to advance their careers in the growing health infrastructure sector. This master's program focuses on project management within health projects, preparing students to lead initiatives that address the increasing demands of healthcare facilities. Ideal candidates are those who are passionate about making a difference in health services and thrive in dynamic environments.

Students in this program will engage in a curriculum that includes project management principles, health infrastructure development, and practical experiences through internships. The program leverages partnerships with the New Zealand Ministry of Health and local health boards, providing students with real-world insights through case studies and site visits. This hands-on approach equips graduates with the skills needed to navigate the complexities of health projects effectively.

Graduates of the Health Projects program can pursue various roles, including Health Project Manager, Health Administrator, and Health Infrastructure Developer. They will find opportunities in government agencies, healthcare organizations, and private sector firms focused on health infrastructure. The skills gained are transferable across various sectors, making graduates well-prepared for diverse career paths in project management.