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IIM Calcutta and TimesPro Open Admissions for Healthcare Management Programme

IIM Calcutta and TimesPro Open Admissions for Healthcare Management Programme
IIM Calcutta invites applications for the sixth batch of the Executive Programme in Healthcare Management · theprint.in

IIM Calcutta, a famous business school in India, is teaming up with an education company called TimesPro.

Together, they are inviting people to join a special class about healthcare management.

This class is for doctors, hospital workers, and people who want to run hospitals.

The class lasts for 12 months and happens online.

Students will also travel to the school in Kolkata for seven days of learning.

In this class, students learn how to manage hospitals, use computers, and make good decisions.

This will help them become leaders in healthcare.

India needs more healthcare leaders because health services are growing quickly.

The government also wants to train many more health workers.

When students finish, they get a certificate from IIM Calcutta.

Key facts

Programme
Executive Programme in Healthcare Management (EPHM), sixth batch
Institutions
IIM Calcutta in collaboration with TimesPro
Duration and Format
12-month live online programme
Campus Immersion
Seven days at IIM Calcutta across two campus visits
Previous Cohort Diversity
Women accounted for 44 per cent of participants
Healthcare Spending
3.3 per cent of India's GDP in 2022, projected to rise to 5 per cent by 2030
Medical Tourism Projection
Approximately US$16.2 billion by 2030
Eligibility
MBBS, BDS, BAMS or equivalent degrees; minimum 50 per cent marks in graduation or post-graduation

Quotes

Professor Rahul Kumar

Programme Director of the Executive Programme in Healthcare Management at IIM Calcutta

“"Healthcare leadership today demands judgement that integrates clinical realities, policy, operations, finance and technology. This programme helps professionals examine the sector as a connected system, build evidence‑led decision‑making capability, and translate managerial learning into measurable improvements in patient care, institutional performance and healthcare access across diverse delivery settings in India."”
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“"India’s healthcare expansion is creating a sharper need for professionals who can lead with both domain depth and management maturity. Through our collaboration with IIM Calcutta, we aim to make high‑quality executive education accessible to practitioners seeking to manage complexity, adopt digital tools and drive responsible healthcare transformation at scale."”
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