The Master’s Program in Healthcare Management (with thesis) aims to provide expertise in areas such as the organization, financing, service delivery, and management of the healthcare sector. Courses offered within the program cover fundamental topics such as health policy analysis, hospital management, medical service planning, and health economics. Thanks to its thesis-based structure, students can conduct academic research in their fields and make original contributions. The program provides students with both theoretical and practical knowledge, focusing on applied studies aimed at increasing efficiency and quality, particularly in the healthcare sector. Topics such as strategic planning, financial analysis, human resource management, patient satisfaction measurements, and innovative service models related to healthcare institutions and hospital management are central to the curriculum. A master’s degree in Healthcare Management offers graduates broad career opportunities in healthcare management. Graduates can take on roles such as hospital administrator, healthcare consultant, quality manager, health economist, or health policy analyst. They can also assume comprehensive management roles in both the public and private sectors. This program is led by experienced academics and industry experts. Ideal for students seeking leadership and sustainability-focused vision in the healthcare sector, it also allows graduates to pursue academic careers.