The MBA program with a track in Healthcare Administration is a 36-credit offering, seamlessly integrating with our blended learning model, allowing completion in just two years. Throughout the program, you will build a professional portfolio showcasing competencies sought by employers in hospitals and healthcare settings.

The dual MBA-MSHA program provides select, high aptitude graduate students a pathway for rigorous, advanced competency development by providing complementary graduate management and healthcare management education over a three-year period in a dual degree format.

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a focus on Health Management is introduced targeting individuals in both the private and public health sectors and aims at equipping senior health managers and health administrators with leadership skills and competencies that will enable them to manage their private sector businesses, or public national, regional, district and local health systems and institutions successfully.

King University's online MBA is an excellent choice for working professionals and those seeking to advance to leadership or managerial position. Pursue your interests with one of six concentrations: management, healthcare administration, human resources, marketing, information systems, and project management.

The MBA Healthcare Administration concentration is a program designed for working professionals employed in the areas of education, child care, social services, healthcare, and business.

Whether you are looking for a change in pace in your career, or you are already working in the healthcare field, the AACSB-accredited online MBA Healthcare Administration program at Marist College will help you gain an understanding of the big picture of the healthcare industry.

The course provides comprehensive knowledge and skills in the field of the health system of the future, eHealth infrastructure, eHealth services, eHealth management, eHealth 2.0 as well as legal issues, data protection, and ethics in eHealth. Digital transformation is omnipresent, and the media will soon be reporting inflationary reports on the technological change that is pervading the economy and society. Hardly any industry or company remains unaffected. How is this development in healthcare going, where are we today, and what are the most important trends? This is the subject of the executive master’s course, presenting current topics such as eHealth strategy, technological trends, questions about new technologies and their ethical and legal implications as well as the effects on the actors of traditional health care for discussion. Starting from the perspective of the person at the center, this part-time training is based on a broad, life-long concept of health care that not only regards sick people as ePatients, but equally healthy people as customers of prevention and health-promoting services that empower are to develop their own health skills for each phase of life.

Healthcare expenditures absorb a significant and growing part of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Further, the upcoming retirement of an estimated 80 million Baby Boomers will bring an

The Roseman University of Health Sciences' Master of Business Administration Program's Mission is to prepare graduates to be competent business professionals, responsible leaders, entrepreneurial managers, and effective communicators.

Earn a Dual Master's Degree in Nursing and Business: MSN/MBA or MSN/MSM. Designed for nurses seeking expanded leadership roles, this affordable master's degree in nursing and graduate business degree program offers two options...

The Lake Erie College MBA is designed for general managers. The program enables graduates to expand their horizons and assumes progressively more managerial duties and responsibilities. However, if desired, students may also choose to obtain a concentration in one of our three offered concentrations.

Combine your nursing leadership with a working knowledge of business and managerial skills to offer expertise within a wide range of healthcare settings.