- Overview
- Study Tracks
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MSc Year 1
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MSc Year 2
- Programme Content
- Experiences
- Work-study
- Careers
- Cost of studies
- Admissions
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Head of the MSc in Healthcare Management – Prevention & Wellbeing Maria BelhajProgramme available in French only.
Why choose the MSc in Healthcare Management – Prevention & Wellbeing
- Double qualification: Excelia MSc plus a National Master qualification in Law, Economics and Management with a specialisation in SME Management, on a Social and Solidarity Management track from ULCO (Université du Littoral Côte d'Opale) in Boulogne-sur-Mer
- Personalised support and guidance in defining your professional and personal project
- Valuable vocational experience in France
- Specialised teaching in Health and Wellbeing
- Lectures from Health and Wellbeing industry professionals
- Small, intimate year group
- Strong focus on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) & CSR
Pedagogy adapted to your needs
The MSc in Healthcare Management– Prevention and Wellbeing is an ambitious and innovative programme, centred around prevention, wellbeing, and improved organisational performance of health practices. Through this programme, you will become an operational, flexible and versatile manager of a Health & Wellbeing establishment, promoting an integrated health system focussed on value, integrity and efficiency. Become a responsible manager capable of responding to the latest health issues of the 21st century and to the need to develop appropriate treatment solutions.
Through lessons in Designing Experiences and Treatment Programmes, Prevention and Care, Behavioural Sociology, and even Influence Marketing in Health and Wellbeing, this programme combines theory and practice for rapid and operational vocational integration. Lecturers are industry professionals, recognised in their field of activity and keen to share their expertise.
Orleans or La Rochelle : choose your off-site study location
You have the possibility of carrying out all of your studies in either Orleans or La Rochelle. Our classrooms on these premises are fully-equipped, enabling you to evolve in an environment conducive to creativity.
Find out more about Orleans campus
Languages:
- French
Assessment:
- Three types of evaluation:
- Continuous assessment: 40% of the final mark
Throughout the year you will work on group or individual projects which will be marked by your teachers - End-of-semester exams: 60% of the final mark
These take the form of written or computer-based exams - End-of-studies thesis
- Continuous assessment: 40% of the final mark
Types of lessons:
You will study the theory and will benefit from tutorials that will allow you to put what you have learned into practice.
You will participate in a case study which aims to recreate the complex environment and functioning of healthcare establishments. The aim is to involve you in a dynamic learning process, enabling you to gain perspective and refine your understanding of how to manage the development of a healthcare organisation.
3 areas of expertise:
- Management and Leadership in the Health & Wellbeing sector, respecting current legislation and with knowledge of the healthcare and welfare system
- Prevention and Coordination as regards Recovery and Wellbeing
- Technical and Sector-specific Administration in Health & Wellbeing
Your teachers:
The teaching Faculty of the MSc in Healthcare Management – Prevention & Wellbeing is made up of industry professionals recognised for their wealth of expertise in their field. Lessons therefore focus on real cases and everyday situations.
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MSc Year 1
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MSc Year 2
MSc Year 1
MSc Year 2
Programme structure
Classic Track - Orleans
September-April: Lessons then 4 months of internship Work-study Track - La Rochelle
September-August: 1 week School-based followed by 3 weeks company-based Classic Track - Orleans
September-January: Lessons then 6 months of internship Work-study Track
September-August: 1 week School-based followed by 3 weeks company-based -
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The different courses and projects are provided for indicative purposes only and are subject to change from one year to the next. The specialisations offered will only be available if the required minimum number of students is reached.
Cours
- Year 1
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Work-study Track or Classic Track
- Internal Organisation and Management of Health & Wellbeing establishments
- Financial Management of Health & Wellbeing establishments
- Management and Leadership
- Introduction to Purchasing and Supply Chain Management
- Information Systems and Management Systems
- CSR and Ethics in Healthcare
- Strategic Management of Health & Wellbeing establishments
- Prevention & Care
- Economics of Policies in the Healthcare and Welfare Sectors
- Corporate Finance applied to Healthcare establishments
- Designing Experiences and Treatment Programmes
- Introduction to Change Management
- Behavioural Sociology
- Yield Management
- Influence Marketing in Health & Wellbeing
- Understanding Personality Disorders and Psychiatric Comorbidities
- Business English
- Thesis Methodology, Thesis Support, CV and Cover Letters
- Internship Report
- Year 2
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Work-study Track Work-study Track or Classic Track
- Flux Management and Logistics in Healthcare, Welfare and Social Establishments
- Management of Human Resources in Healthcare and Welfare Professions
- Risk Management in Health & Wellbeing
- Finance in the Healthcare, Welfare and Social Sectors
- Social Marketing
- User Rights and Participation
- Crisis Communication in Healthcare establishments
- Psychosocial Fundamentals of Transformations in Health & Wellbeing Organisations
- Business Game
- Strategic Management of Health Organisations
- Litigation Management
- Evaluation of the Quality of the Care Process
- Local and Regional Policy
- Addictions: Mechanisms and Management
- Business English
- Thesis Methodology, End-of-studies Thesis
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Your experiences
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Classic Track in Orleans
Humacité© and Climacité© Projects
Humacité©: You have the opportunity of undertaking a 2-month social, humanitarian or civic voluntary project in an NGO or an association, either in France or abroad. This is one of the unique features of Excelia, which is committed to educating students to become future managers who are both responsible and conscious of the importance of their role in society.
Climacité©: Excelia has been committed to sustainable and responsible tourism for many years now, and its Climacité© initiative provides students with the opportunity to contribute to protecting our planet. The aim of project, which must meet one of the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), is to increase your awareness, whilst educating you on the issues of environmental protection and climate change.
Internships: 9 - 11 months of experience
Each year of the programme concludes with an internship, to be carried out in France or abroad. By the end of your studies, you will have acquired between 9 and 11 months of valuable company-based experience.-
Work-study Track in La Rochelle
24 months (if joining in Year 1) or 12 months (if joining in Year 2)
This programme is offered on a work-study track. Once you have successfully completed the Admissions tests, you will be supported in your search for a work-study opportunity via a contrat de professionnalisation (professional training contract), contrat d'apprentissage (apprenticeship contract) or a convention de stage alterné (work-study internship agreement).
Work-study will provide you with significant professional experience and whichever type of contract you sign with a company, you will receive a salary. Furthermore, in the case of a contrat de professionnalisation and a contrat d'apprentissage, tuition fees are paid by the host company.
Format:
1 week School-based (La Rochelle study location)/3 weeks Company-based-
Personalised support from a Mentor
Throughout your studies, you will benefit from personalised support and guidance. The School offers workshops structured around personal development (self-awareness and self-assertion), communication tools (such as CVs and cover letters), understanding the job market, learning about different careers and developing your professional network.
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What is ‘Work-study’?
Our programmes offered on a work-study track are subject to specific admissions requirements and conditions. To maximise your chances of being accepted on a work-study track, here is some useful information and helpful advice:
- Personal interview: Candidates are strongly advised to submit a CV and a cover letter. How you perform on the day of the interview and the quality of these documents, even if optional, are all part of the assessment.
- Grant holders: as part of its commitment to social inclusion, when it comes to work-study, Excelia gives preferential consideration to applicants with grants.
During your studies, this vocationally-oriented Work-study Track offers you the possibility of alternating School-based periods, during which you will learn the theory, with company-based periods, where you will work on projects relating to your programme.
The School provides you with the necessary assistance in your search for a work-study opportunity. This support helps each student to identify their personal qualities, to highlight their experience (professional, associative, sporting, charitable, international), as well as their academic skills. It is also an opportunity to prepare a LinkedIn profile that companies can consult.
Work-study in detail
Contract type: contrat de professionnalisation (professional training contract), contrat d’apprentissage (apprenticeship contract) or a convention de stage alterné (work-study internship agreement).
Format: 1 week School-based followed by 3 weeks company-based
Main objective: To combine theoretical knowledge with professional experience
Securing a contract with a company: The School provides you with the necessary search tools to assist you in your professional project. Once you have successfully completed the Admissions tests, you will have access to the numerous work-study offers available to our students.
Find out more about work-study
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Careers
Sectors of activity:
- Healthcare and Welfare
- Social and Vocational Integration
- Health and Paramedical
- Balneology
- Thalassotherapy
Types of jobs:
- Spa/Thalassotherapy Manager
- Health Project Coordination Manager
- Prevention Manager
- Health Centre Manager
- Director/Assistant Director of private health establishments
- Director/Assistant Director of home healthcare services
- Director/Assistant Director of nursing homes, retirement homes or long-term care units
- Director/Assistant Director of Special Education Units or Residential Care Homes
- Director/ Assistant Director of assisted living facilities or adult disability homes
- Director/Assistant Director of Social Associations (reintegration, protection, Young Offender Institutions, etc.)
- Prevention Coordinator
- Health sector Public Relations (Consultant)
- Revenue Manager
- Director/Assistant Director of Retirement Homes
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Tuition Fees 2023-2024
STUDENTS FROM WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION*
Classic Track
- 24-month Track in Orleans: €25,200
- 12-month Track in Orleans: €12,600
Work-study Track
Years 1 and 2 (24 months) or Year 2 only
In the case of a contrat de professionnalisation (professional training contract) and a contrat d'apprentissage (apprenticeship contact), tuition fees are paid by the host company from the date of signature of the contract.*27 European Union members: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Finland, France and French Overseas Territories, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, The Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden.
STUDENTS FROM OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN UNION
Classic Track
- 24-month Track in Orleans: €27,400
- 12-month Track in Orleans: €13,700
Work-study Track
Years 1 and 2 (24 months) or Year 2 only
In the case of a contrat de professionnalisation (professional training contract) and a contrat d'apprentissage (apprenticeship contact), tuition fees are paid by the host company from the date of signature of the contractThe above fees are provided for information purposes only and are subject to change from one year to the next.
In addition to tuition fees, you need to take into account the following costs:
- Multiservice charge (see details below)
- Annual administration costs relating to a double qualification (if applicable)
- Enrolment fees at a partner university in the case of a double qualification (to be paid directly to the partner institution)
The above fees are provided for information purposes only and are subject to change from one year to the next.
Multiservice charge
Fee: €250
This one-off Multiservice fee gives access to the following services: Multimedia and Internet network, Cyberlibris (online library), Student Identity Card, Reprographics credit, Intranet, e-learning modules, Wi-Fi, Career Centre activities and services, International Insurance-Assistance (for any periods spent abroad during the period covered by this contract), University library, University Medical Service etc.
Financing your studies
FRENCH STUDENTS
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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
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Admissions for international students or French students living outside France:
- Applications for Year 1
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Open to students with a minimum of 3 years of post-High School education or international equivalent.
Personal motivation interview is carried out by internet via our dedicated platform (day and time of your choice).
Application fees: €50
- Applications for Year 2
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Open to students with a minimum of 4 years of post-High School education or international equivalent.
Personal motivation interview is carried out by internet via our dedicated platform (day and time of your choice).
Application fees: €50
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