Archive · 3 Aug 2026
New PGDM Programs in Healthcare and Working Professionals Launched
FORE School of Management started two new graduate courses.
One is for people who work in hospitals and want to learn more about managing them.
The other is for busy professionals who want to study without taking a break.
Both courses teach about technology, like AI, and how to lead teams.
The school said these courses will help people keep up with changes in healthcare.
The programs were announced by the school’s director and president, and other leaders talked about the importance of learning new skills.
FORE School of Management launched two PGDM programmes: Healthcare and Hospital Management, and for Working Professionals.
Programs address managerial, technological, patient‑care aspects and AI, digital transformation, strategic leadership.
The 18‑month PGDM for Working Professionals lets experienced professionals study without a career break, featuring an AI lab and international immersion.
Speakers included Dr Subir Verma, Dr B B L Madhukar, P Dwarakanath, and Prof Shilpi Jain.
Launch responds to changing healthcare industry demands and the need for lifelong learning.
- Who
- FORE School of Management leadership and prospective students
- What
- Launch of two PGDM programmes
- Where
- FORE School of Management
- Why
- To meet evolving healthcare industry demands and promote lifelong learning
- Programmes
- PGDM in Healthcare and Hospital Management; PGDM for Working Professionals
- Duration
- 18 months
- Target audience
- Healthcare professionals and working professionals
- Key features
- AI, digital transformation, industry-focused learning, mentorship, certifications, Data and AI Lab, international immersion
- Launch venue
- FORE School of Management