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Master of Healthcare Innovations

Program overview

Healthcare  is evolving faster than ever, driven by  new technologies, fresh  ideas  and a growing commitment to improving the way care is delivered. In this exciting moment of progress and possibility, there is a need for compassionate, visionary leaders who can champion innovation and guide meaningful, lasting change. Whether you aspire to shape executive strategy, create a pioneering health startup or elevate clinical or operational performance, this one-year intensive  Masters  program empowers you with the skills, mindset and practical capabilities needed to disrupt the status quo and lead lasting change in healthcare.

With  its  strong multidisciplinary foundation the Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine  and  theInstitute for Evidence-Based Healthcare,  alongside electives from the Bond Business School  and the  Faculty  of Society and Design,  this program delivers  well-rounded strategic skills designed for real-word healthcare leadership.    

Whether  you're  a healthcare professional moving to the boardroom, an administrator tackling inefficient systems, an entrepreneur seeking a roadmap, or a care professional shifting to proactive design of healthcare systems, policies, and  practices; this program is built for leaders like you.  It brings together diverse perspectives, ambitions and disciplines - uniting those committed to elevating healthcare and shaping a more effective, innovative future for the sector.  

A suite of Healthcare  Innovations offerings  is  available in addition to this  Masters  program including:  Microcredentials (single subject and self-paced),  Graduate Certificates  and a  Graduate Diploma. Designed with flexible options for busy professionals, whichever path you choose, you will deepen your expertise in evidence-based practice, innovation healthcare leadership and the business of healthcare.

Program code: CC-63057

CRICOS code: 099578F

Program overview

Healthcare  is evolving faster than ever, driven by  new technologies, fresh  ideas  and a growing commitment to improving the way care is delivered. In this exciting moment of progress and possibility, there is a need for compassionate, visionary leaders who can champion innovation and guide meaningful, lasting change. Whether you aspire to shape executive strategy, create a pioneering health startup or elevate clinical or operational performance, this one-year intensive  Masters  program empowers you with the skills, mindset and practical capabilities needed to disrupt the status quo and lead lasting change in healthcare.

With  its  strong multidisciplinary foundation the Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine  and  theInstitute for Evidence-Based Healthcare,  alongside electives from the Bond Business School  and the  Faculty  of Society and Design,  this program delivers  well-rounded strategic skills designed for real-word healthcare leadership.    

Whether  you're  a healthcare professional moving to the boardroom, an administrator tackling inefficient systems, an entrepreneur seeking a roadmap, or a care professional shifting to proactive design of healthcare systems, policies, and  practices; this program is built for leaders like you.  It brings together diverse perspectives, ambitions and disciplines - uniting those committed to elevating healthcare and shaping a more effective, innovative future for the sector.  

A suite of Healthcare  Innovations offerings  is  available in addition to this  Masters  program including:  Microcredentials (single subject and self-paced),  Graduate Certificates  and a  Graduate Diploma. Designed with flexible options for busy professionals, whichever path you choose, you will deepen your expertise in evidence-based practice, innovation healthcare leadership and the business of healthcare.

Program code: CC-63057

CRICOS code: 099578F

Healthcare Innovations

About this program

The healthcare landscape is changing and challenging the way we currently engage with healthcare services.  The population is living longer with complex and chronic conditions, and many people have increasing expectations of healthcare and technology. 

The traditional, siloed approach to healthcare is becoming increasingly ineffective and inefficient in meeting patients’ needs and desires. We require a flexible health workforce that engages in lifelong learning, is technologically savvy, understands research evidence, and is able to develop different models and systems of care. We are all being challenged to upskill and prepare ourselves to lead the changes required. Health leaders who think differently can learn to thrive in an environment of disruption and create positive change.

The Master of Healthcare Innovations is offered full-time over three (3) semesters (one year), or part-time over multiple semesters. The program is delivered to small cohorts via intensive workshops supported by interactive blended learning resources and individualised assessments. This enables flexibility for those balancing study with work and family commitments.

 

 

What you'll be studying

  • Evidence-Based Practice and Research Pathways

    • Develop advanced skills in finding, evaluating and applying research to improve health outcomes, address practice gaps and build publishable academic work.
    • Build strong foundations for future research degrees by gaining analytical and implementation skills, along with guidance for competitive PhD pathways and turning theory into real-world change.

Program features

  • Design, build and deliver

    Step beyond day-to-day management and master how to design, build, deliver and scale new healthcare systems,  policies  and practices. Offering exceptional degree flexibility, this multidisciplinary program integrates health and business to develop your capabilities in strategy,  innovation, design  thinking and change leadership, empowering you to transform services or launch new ventures/capture new opportunities.    

  • Evidence to execution

    Turn ideas into measurable impact.  You'll  apply implementation science frameworks to your workplace or partner projects, with practical assessment tasks and optional small-group consultations with our implementation science  experts  to accelerate real-world adoption.

  • Personalised learning

    Learn  in small  yet diverse  cohorts with direct access to thought leaders from the Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine, Bond Business School, Institute for Evidence-Based  Healthcare  and industry innovators. Expect tailored mentoring, rapid feedback and a capstone  project  aligned to your career goals.

  • Tailor your journey

    Start with a single  microcredential  to  'taste-test'  the experience, build towards a Graduate Certificate or Diploma, or fast-track your Masters in as little as one year full-time.  As you progress through the program, you will develop the strategic  expertise  needed to advance into executive leadership, redesign care systems, or launch your own venture.  

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Inherent requirements

Inherent requirements are the essential abilities, knowledge and skills required to successfully complete the program. Learn more about the inherent requirements and make an informed decision about your capacity to undertake the program.

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Hear from our Bondies

  • "The Healthcare Innovations program has given me a new set of skills that has enabled me to achieve real change by implementing a specialist palliative care project in over 50 residential aged care facilities across the Gold Coast. The program has been a springboard for my personal and professional growth that would have otherwise taken me years of innovation experience." 

    Dr Nicola Morgan - Healthcare Innovations Alumna
  • Master of Healthcare Innovations

    "The Master of Healthcare Innovations program has given me a unique skillset in which I can connect patient care to health system improvement. The subjects Knowledge Translation in Healthcare and Project Innovation and Change have taught me invaluable theories and concepts. These subjects have given me mindsets and frameworks that are highly applicable if I take on healthcare improvement projects. They helped me better understand the applicability of research and design patient-centred solutions."

    Jo Blass - Alumna and MD student
  • "I never imagined myself doing a master's degree. But here I am, not only doing it, but using it to contribute to something that matters deeply to me."

    Krishangi White - Master of Healthcare Innovations Alumna
  • "I wanted to impact people's lives in a way that wouldn't just temporarily help, but give solutions to live a healthy life that could positively impact their families too."

    Samuel Gil - Master of Healthcare Innovations Alumnus
  • "It wasn't about memorising theory. It was about identifying where healthcare can do better and being empowered to act on it."

    Ali Issmail - Master of Healthcare Innovations Alumnus
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Hear from our Bondies

  • "The Healthcare Innovations program has given me a new set of skills that has enabled me to achieve real change by implementing a specialist palliative care project in over 50 residential aged care facilities across the Gold Coast. The program has been a springboard for my personal and professional growth that would have otherwise taken me years of innovation experience." 

    Dr Nicola Morgan - Healthcare Innovations Alumna
  • Master of Healthcare Innovations

    "The Master of Healthcare Innovations program has given me a unique skillset in which I can connect patient care to health system improvement. The subjects Knowledge Translation in Healthcare and Project Innovation and Change have taught me invaluable theories and concepts. These subjects have given me mindsets and frameworks that are highly applicable if I take on healthcare improvement projects. They helped me better understand the applicability of research and design patient-centred solutions."

    Jo Blass - Alumna and MD student
  • "I never imagined myself doing a master's degree. But here I am, not only doing it, but using it to contribute to something that matters deeply to me."

    Krishangi White - Master of Healthcare Innovations Alumna
  • "I wanted to impact people's lives in a way that wouldn't just temporarily help, but give solutions to live a healthy life that could positively impact their families too."

    Samuel Gil - Master of Healthcare Innovations Alumnus
  • "It wasn't about memorising theory. It was about identifying where healthcare can do better and being empowered to act on it."

    Ali Issmail - Master of Healthcare Innovations Alumnus
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