18 Online programmes offered by the university

Discover pioneering public service practices, strategies, and global perspectives that bring about change in your community with the Masters of Public Administration (Online) programme from University of Birmingham.

Students of the Health Services Management course at University of Birmingham have the opportunity to take part in a wide range of events including departmental research seminars, research centre seminars, postgraduate research student seminars, as well as a vibrant and a engaged PhD researcher community.

Become a responsible, reflective, and resilient global business leader for the future with the Master Business Administration (Online) programme from University of Birmingham.

Elevate your public sector knowledge and leadership skills to build a successful career and become an effective, dynamic leader with this Public Management and Leadership (Blended) programme from University of Birmingham.

Leverage your engineering expertise with an AMBA-accredited, global top 15 Online MBA (Financial Times 2025). Develop the entrepreneurial thinking, analytical skills and self-awareness you need to make a meaningful impact in the field of engineering. Learn more at the Engineering Leadership (Online) programme from University of Birmingham.

Tackle the growing challenges facing healthcare and empower yourself to lead smarter, more effective healthcare systems with the AMBA-accredited, global top 15 Clinical Leadership (Online) programme from University of Birmingham (Financial Times 2025).

The Faith-Based Leadership programme from University of Birmingham  recognises faith leaders already have expert theological and pastoral skills, but often need to manage sophisticated organisations, projects and initiatives.

Master systems thinking and lead systemic change, enhancing your professional skills and advancing your organisation. Learn at the Systems Thinking and Leadership Practitioner offered by University of Birmingham from top experts, apply theory in real-time, and benefit from personalised, flexible teaching within a small cohort.

If you are working on projects and want to develop your capability to lead industrial projects and programmes, this Industrial Project Management course from University of Birmingham is for you. 

The Master of Business Administration (Singapore) course from University of Birmingham will elevate your career. Work closely with global businesses and apply theory to practice so you feel prepared to lead with integrity and confidence.

The Statistical Methods for Risk Prediction and Prognostic Models (Online) course from the University of Birmingham provides a thorough foundation of statistical methods for developing and validating risk prediction and prognostic models in healthcare research.

Enhance your expertise in strategic planning design, risk management, and stakeholder collaboration with this Public Management and Governance in a Changing World (Online) course from the University of Birmingham.

Elevate your leadership in public services with the 8-week Leadership in Public Services (Online) course at the University of Birmingham.

Enhance your career in the heritage sector by gaining expert knowledge and practical experience with the International Heritage Management by Distance Learning (Online) course from University of Birmingham.

Master essential skills in programme design, risk management, and stakeholder engagement with this Programme and Project Management (Online) course at the University of Birmingham.

The Partnership and Collaboration (Online) course from th University of Birmingham explores the dynamics of collaboration within the public sector.

This Introduction to social marketing for public health (Online) course at University of Birmingham prompts strategic thinking skills and communications, which then will be used to creatively solve problems applied to public health.

Develop key skills in performance measurement, data analysis, and strategic implementation through this Performance Management (Online) course at the University of Birmingham.