Master of Science in Behavioural and Implementation Sciences in Health (MScBIS)
About This Course
The Master of Science in Behavioural and Implementation Sciences in Health (MScBIS) is offered by the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine (NUSMed) as a full time (1 year) or part-time (2 years) postgraduate degree programme by Coursework that aims to produce graduates with in-depth knowledge and expertise in behavioural and implementation sciences, applied to healthcare settings through
Learning state-of-the-art behavioural and organisational change methods, which you will then apply in healthcare organisations in Singapore � and further afield,
Mastering methodological and statistical approaches to evaluate the implementation, dissemination and clinical and population health impact of evidenced interventions, and
Applying theoretical principles and practical techniques of economic analysis essential to inform health policy and health care decision-making.
The programme will be taught by leading specialists at the forefront of behavioural and implementation sciences research and practice, as well as senior policy makers and leaders in healthcare. It has a rigorous focus on the cross-disciplinary theoretical, empirical, and applied fundamentals of behavioural and implementation sciences. You can check our faculty members here.
MScBIS is targeted at healthcare professionals, management teams, policy makers and thought leaders. This programme is also relevant to anyone at any stage of their career who are conducting or are involved in health services or quality improvement projects and implementation work in their workplace, and anyone who seeks knowledge in the areas of behavioural and implementation sciences as key in solving the challenges you currently face.
What You'll Learn
Research Track, or
Practice Track.
Track specialisation is?not?a graduation requirement (i.e. you can mix and match courses as you wish, provided you complete the requisite number of core and elective courses).
To graduate, students have to:
Complete 7 core courses (4 units each, 28 units in total), and
Choose and complete 3 elective courses (4 units each, 12 units in all) from a list of 7. Students who choose all courses within the same track, will graduate with that track specialisation. Track specialisation is not a graduation requirement.
Entry Requirements
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