The Health Management Undergraduate Program at Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU) is designed to prepare students for specialist roles in healthcare institutions and to meet the growing need for qualified health management professionals. The four-year curriculum, taught in Turkish, covers essential topics including management principles, economic aspects of healthcare, analytic thinking, and teamwork. Students develop skills necessary for strategic planning, quality assurance, healthcare economics, human resources, and communication in health settings. The program leverages modern educational technologies and up-to-date facilities, promoting both theoretical knowledge and practical application. Graduates are awarded the title of 'Health Manager' and can pursue careers in fields such as health insurance, health economics, health law, healthcare quality, healthcare marketing, strategic and human resources management within health services. The program aims to instill professional ethics, scientific approaches, and a commitment to improving the healthcare system in both the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and the Republic of Turkey[4].
