Course Curriculum

The Bachelor of Health Services Management is a multidisciplinary degree that prepares students to become skilled professionals capable of leading, coordinating, and improving healthcare services across diverse sectors. This program combines studies in health, business, and information technology, offering a comprehensive understanding of health systems and management principles. Students explore topics such as cultural safety, rural and remote health, health research, marketing, project management, and human resource management—developing both leadership and analytical skills relevant to today’s evolving healthcare landscape.The degree emphasises collaboration and real-world application. Students learn alongside peers from allied health, business, and law disciplines to gain insights into the interconnected nature of the health industry. Through core and elective units, the program encourages the development of ethical, evidence-based, and culturally informed management practices.Flexible study options are available, including 100% online delivery, allowing students to balance work, family, and study commitments. The program also offers access to scholarships, community placements, and international study opportunities, enhancing both professional experience and global perspectives.A key component of the degree is the Work Integrated Learning requirement, where students participate in a community health project or placement facilitated by CDU’s Placement Office. This hands-on experience enables students to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world contexts and strengthen their employability.Support is available for First Nations and international students through dedicated student services, ensuring a successful and supported learning journey. Graduates of the Bachelor of Health Services Management are equipped for careers in health administration, project coordination, policy development, community health management, and leadership roles across public, private, and not-for-profit sectors. The degree also provides a strong foundation for postgraduate studies in areas such as public health, business administration, or health policy.