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Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management
School of Healthcare Business and TechnologyGain the insight to become a successful leader in diverse sectors of the healthcare field.
Build a Robust Understanding of Healthcare Systems and Policies
Location: Boston | Start Term: Fall | Degree Level: Undergraduate
In this four-year program at our Boston campus, you will hone your analytical and problem-solving skills while acquiring broad-based functional knowledge of current legal and regulatory standards in healthcare, the healthcare revenue cycle, financial analysis, health data analytics, marketing and sales, and human resource management. During internships and experiential learning opportunities, you will gain the real-world experience and connections necessary to advance your future career in healthcare management.
In this four-year program at our Boston campus, you will hone your analytical and problem-solving skills while acquiring broad-based functional knowledge of current legal and regulatory standards in healthcare, the healthcare revenue cycle, financial analysis, health data analytics, marketing and sales, and human resource management. During internships and experiential learning opportunities, you will gain the real-world experience and connections necessary to advance your future career in healthcare management.
Healthcare + Management = Impact
Combine your passion for healthcare or life sciences with your business acumen to improve health outcomes and drive innovation.
120k
Average salaryAverage salary for healthcare administrator according to 2021 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
#1
Best School for Healthcare ManagementAs ranked for Bachelor's students in Massachusetts by College Factual.
32%
Projected GrowthAccording to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment in healthcare management is projected to grow 32% by 2030.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Graduates often work as healthcare administrators, medical and health services managers, or consultants in various healthcare settings. This program also prepares students for hospital management, public health, and healthcare policy positions.
Practical experience in healthcare settings is essential in healthcare management. This program currently offers an internship opportunity in the 3rd and 4th years of the program.
The program combines core business skills with healthcare-specific management courses. Prospective students may want details on topics covered, such as healthcare law, ethics, finance, and technology.
Students may access Career Services, which prepares them for career success by providing employability resources and tools that advance their academic and professional pursuits.
The faculty in the Healthcare Management program at MCPHS bring diverse expertise and significant industry experience, enhancing the quality of the academic environment. Many faculty members hold advanced degrees in healthcare administration, business, and related fields and have professional experience in healthcare settings, including hospitals, insurance companies, and public health organizations. Their backgrounds ensure students receive theoretical knowledge and insights into real-world healthcare management challenges. This combination of academic qualifications and practical experience prepares students for dynamic roles in healthcare leadership.
Yes, pathway options exist for a master's degree in healthcare administration, public health, or an MBA.
Related MCPHS Programs
MCPHS offers multiple programs in healthcare management to suit your life and your professional circumstances.
Master of Science in Clinical Management
Part-time, online program that you may begin in the fall or spring semester.
MBA in Healthcare Technology
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Master of Science in Health Informatics
Part-time, online program that you may begin in the fall or spring.
Doctor of Healthcare Administration (DHA)
Part-time, online program that you may begin in the fall or spring.
Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Management
Part-time, 12-credit program that you may begin in the fall, spring, or summer.
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