MSc Business Analytics for Healthcare Management

The MSc Business Analytics for Healthcare Management (January Start) at Robert Gordon University is a 17-month postgraduate programme that teaches students to use data to solve healthcare problems. Students learn how to work with data tools, software, and statistics to turn complex information into clear insights. They also explore ethical and legal issues in data management and how analytics affects healthcare policy and planning. Students work with academic staff who bring experience in data analytics and healthcare contexts, and they use case studies and live projects to link theory with professional practice.

The MSc Business Analytics for Healthcare Management (January Start) at Robert Gordon University combines core data analytics and healthcare management modules. During the early stages, students learn how to collect and prepare data and present findings. In the final stage, students complete a capstone project that brings together knowledge and skills developed earlier. This project can be research‑based or applied to a live problem, including work in an employer setting if the student is employed. Students are taught using lectures, workshops, live projects, case studies, and discussions. Assessment is carried out through written assignments, portfolios, project outputs, presentations, and practical work.