Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Leadership

• Leading Change in Healthcare
• Strategic Planning and Management in Healthcare
• Envisioning Health Systems, Policies and Practices
• Governance and Accountability in Healthcare

To qualify for entry into the Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Leadership, all applicants must:

• Have successfully completed a minimum three year bachelor's qualification, or equivalent, in a health-related discipline; AND
• Be proficient in English

SCU recognise and grant credit for past education, qualifications and/or work experience in a process called advanced standing. If you're eligible for advanced standing, this can impact the number of units you need to study, reducing the time and cost of your overall degree. 

• Use contemporary theory to drive change
  Lead positive change with the ability to research and present solutions to key stakeholders using the latest evidence-based theories in health practice. 
   
• Become a strategic healthcare leader
  Further develop the interpersonal skills needed for effective healthcare leadership, from social and emotional competence, leading effective learning and development of strategy. 
   
• Adapt to changing healthcare systems
  Learn contemporary theory, compare health systems, practices and policies to improve quality and efficiencies of services by taking advantage of the latest technology. 

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The fees shown are per unit. The number of units are listed below fees. Together they indicate the total fees for the course.

FEE-HELP loans are available to assist eligible full-fee paying domestic students with the cost of a university course.