UCL Global Business School For Health
London, United Kingdom
This specialist Master's degree addresses one of the most pressing challenges in global healthcare: how to design and manage resilient, efficient and equitable supply chains. Delivered by academics and industry experts at the world’s first business school dedicated to health, the Supply Chain Management for Healthcare MSc offers a focused, real-world learning experience at a globally ranked top 10 university (QS World University Rankings 2027).
Healthcare supply chains are under increasing pressure. Rising demand, rapid technological change, regulatory complexity and geopolitical uncertainty are reshaping how essential products reach patients. From pharmaceuticals and vaccines to critical medical equipment, the ability to deliver quickly, safely and sustainably has a direct impact on patient outcomes and global health stability.
Our course builds your expertise from core supply chain and operations management through to advanced topics such as procurement, performance management, project management and digital innovation. You will explore how data, AI and emerging technologies are transforming healthcare operations and logistics, alongside approaches to improving resilience, sustainability and value. This Master’s degree equips you with the analytical, technical and strategic skills to improve healthcare delivery at scale.
This course is taught from UCL's state-of-the-art bespoke facilities on our UCL East campus, on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in east London. The UCL Global Business School for Health is situated in the Marshgate building with access to hi-tech teaching areas and collaboration spaces, a library, and a refectory.
