4._ Master In Health Supply Chain Management
Program duration and mode of attendance
The master’s in Health Supply Chain Management is a two-year program delivered under a blended learning approach to cater for in-service status of students. Studies are organized through face-to-face (on site) learning, off campus learning, field placement and dissertation writing.
Course Objectives:
- Understand the importance of global health supply chain management in addressing public health challenges and improving health outcomes worldwide.
- Explore the components of a global health supply chain, including procurement, inventory management, warehousing, transportation, and information management.
- Learn essential techniques for forecasting and supply planning to ensure the availability and accessibility of healthcare products.
- Examine strategies for reducing stockouts, minimizing wastage, and improving product quality assurance within the supply chain.
- Explore the role of technology, data analytics, and innovation in optimizing supply chain processes.
- Understand the unique challenges and considerations involved in managing supply chains during public health emergencies and humanitarian crises.
- Gain insights into best practices, case studies, and success stories from global health supply chain management initiatives.
- Develop practical skills through hands-on exercises and simulations that simulate real-world supply chain scenarios.
Fees
Description Costs
Master in Health Supply Chain Management ................ ........ ............ 6000 Euro
Registration (Rwandans & EAC Citizens) new students .............. ............. 95,000 RWF
Registration (Rwandans & EAC Citizens) continuing students..................... 60,000 RWF
Registration (Non-EAC Citizens) new students .............. .............. .......... 114,000 RWF
Registration (Non-EAC Citizens) continuing students ............ ........... ....... 77,000 RWF
Target Audience
- Professionals working in public health, logistics, procurement, and supply chain management.
- Students and researchers interested in global health, pharmaceuticals, or international development.
- Government officials and policymakers involved in healthcare planning and implementation.
- Non-governmental organization (NGO) staff working in the healthcare sector.
- Individuals seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills in global health supply chain management.
Prerequisites: There are no specific prerequisites for this course. However, a basic understanding of healthcare systems and logistics concepts would be beneficial.