Healthcare Programmes

The Management in Innovative Health Chair offers programmes designed for healthcare professionals and decision-makers seeking to deepen their expertise, anticipate changes in the sector and drive innovation.

Online Certificate Programmes

Short, focused programmes designed to help you build your skills at your own pace.

Hybrid Certificate Programmes

Short programmes combining online learning with in-person sessions focused on strategic healthcare challenges.

Executive Certificate Programmes

Intensive programmes designed to develop strategic and operational expertise.

Executive MBA with a Healthcare Specialisation

A degree programme designed to prepare you to drive change within healthcare organisations.

Customised Programmes

Tailored programmes designed around your organisation’s specific challenges and objectives.

Digital, organisational and technological transformations in healthcare are creating new skills needs. The Chair’s programmes combine academic expertise, an in-depth understanding of sector-specific challenges and practical application to help professionals and decision-makers navigate these changes.

Testimonial – Professor Gandhi Damaj

Head of the Haematology Department, Caen University Hospital

When I joined the HIT programme at EDHEC Business School, I was primarily looking for a course that could bridge the gap between everyday clinical practice and the major transformations shaping the future of healthcare. What I found was so much more.

HIT offered me something rare: a space where I could challenge my assumptions, rediscover how to innovate and rethink the value I bring—not only to my daily practice, but also to the organisation of care beyond internal structures.

The programme provided me with invaluable insights: a strong grasp of data and AI issues, an in-depth understanding of industry strategies, design thinking applied to patients’ real needs, and the financial knowledge required to lead large-scale projects.

This programme enables participants to take a broader perspective, challenge their practices and anticipate future developments. For me, it is a practical way to improve the quality of care and develop ambitious, responsible healthcare projects.