
The Executive Master in Health and Public Policy Management provides a comprehensive understanding of the complexities within healthcare systems. The program blends theoretical knowledge with practical skills, delivered by a faculty comprising healthcare professionals, academics, and industry experts. It culminates in an individual thesis, guided by a faculty mentor. Designed for working professionals, the program spans two years, with classes held two days per month.
The curriculum is structured around key areas of health and public policy management. It covers conceptual foundations, theoretical frameworks, and practical application through various modules.
This program aims to equip participants for advanced roles within the health sector, focusing on management and policy development. Graduates are prepared to address current and future challenges in healthcare.
This program is taught in French. Applicants are expected to have a strong command of the French language. The specific application procedure depends on the candidate's profile and previous education (e.g., French vs. international diplomas).
The provided tuition fee of €22,400 is specific to this Executive Master program and applies irrespective of the student's tax residency. The general tuition fee scales for undergraduate and standard master's programs based on tax residency do not apply here.
The tuition fee for this Executive Master program is a fixed €22,400 for all participants, irrespective of their tax residency. This fee is set for the academic year 2026-2027, and fees for other years may vary.
The Executive Master in Health and Public Policy Management is a two-year program designed for working professionals. Classes are held two days per month, offering a flexible format.
Graduates are prepared for advanced roles in the health sector, including positions such as Healthcare Managers, Policy Analysts, Public Health Administrators, and Heads of Healthcare Facilities.
Applicants typically need a university degree equivalent to at least three years of higher education (License or 180 ECTS credits) along with relevant job experience. The program is taught in French, so a strong command of the language is expected.
Application deadlines vary but are generally around early spring for a January intake. For the January 21, 2027 program start date, you should check the specific deadline for the 2027 intake, which typically falls in early spring.