Bachelor of Health Care Management | PU (Pokhara)

Pokhara University introduced the Bachelor of Health Management (BHCM) program in 2000. It is a four-year course offered by Pokhara University, designed to prepare students for a career in healthcare administration. Health organizations and associations require qualified and trained candidates with a healthcare management/administration degree, which is provided by this university.

Objectives of Bachelor of Health Care Management

The mission of this program is to prepare professionals who can effectively manage, lead, and improve an evolving healthcare system. Both our graduate and undergraduate students are equipped with the knowledge, concepts, and skills necessary to address the needs of healthcare programs and solve various medical problems and issues.

Some of the objectives of this program are outlined below:

1. To produce qualified professionals in healthcare administration and healthcare management.
2. To introduce students to advanced principles, concepts, and methodologies of healthcare management.
3. To provide candidates with a comprehensive understanding of the healthcare system's role in the development of the nation and its people.
4. To prepare candidates for higher-level studies and research, such as pursuing a Master's degree or Ph.D.

Admission Requirements in Bachelor of Health Care Management

Eligibility for Admission:

To enroll in the undergraduate program for BHCM, candidates are required to have completed their +2 level education or an equivalent intermediate level qualification. Candidates must have achieved a minimum second division in any stream.

Career and Scope

This is an exciting time for the healthcare industry as it is experiencing rapid changes. Healthcare administration requires skilled individuals who can effectively manage the ongoing transformations. Healthcare administrators have the opportunity to build successful careers in this field.

Some of the key career prospects for candidates in healthcare management are listed below:

• Counseling firms
• Health insurance associations
• Awareness organizations
• Hospitals
• Nursing homes
• Physician practices
• Mental health associations
• Public health departments
• Rehabilitation centers
• Skilled nursing facilities
• Universities and research organizations