MSc in Health Entrepreneurship

The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology  (KNUST) in Ghana, Africa, is launching a Masters (MSc) program in Health Entrepreneurship in conjunction with the University of Toronto.

The program consists of twelve distinct course elements, covering topics such as Health Services Marketing, Social Entrepreneurship, Health Innovation and New Venture Creation, Health Ecosystem, Health Policy & Services Management, Epidemiology for Entrepreneurship, and Corporate Health Entrepreneurship.

The Masters (MSc) in Health Entrepreneurship program aims to tackle the pressing issue of youth unemployment and underemployment, which is a significant socio-economic concern, both globally and especially in sub-Saharan Africa.

Specifically, the objectives of this program are to:

• Train students to acquire advanced skills across a broad range of disciplines critical for sustainable employment and transformation of the health sector.
• Optimize entrepreneurial ecosystems that launch health start-ups, create jobs and generate revenue.
• Establish an entrepreneurial culture in the students within the health ecosystem.
• Provide specific areas of expertise that will make the students more marketable in the health ecosystem.
• Equip students with skills that facilitate knowledge translation to commercialization.
• Build a database and network of alumni within the health ecosystems to inform decisions and policy direction.

Partners Involved

This program is run by Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, in partnership with the University of Toronto. It is open to all students and alumni of the Africa Health Collaborative Institutions and their affiliated partners.

H2i is a commercial accelerator that educates, enables, partners, and facilitates early-stage entrepreneurs in the commercialization of health matters.

Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

Ghana

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Canada

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