Healthcare MBA
Healthcare Administration MBA
Students pursuing the MBA in Healthcare Administration and the Master’s of Nursing/MBA develop business skills in accounting, economics and finance to analyze managerial problems in the healthcare environment. The students learn from one another while developing the expertise required for diverse career paths.
The Molloy University MBA in Healthcare Administration prepares students to become leaders in their chosen field. It emphasizes critical-thinking skills, as well as the core pillars of business ethics, quantitative modeling, decision-making, and written and verbal communication.
Excited to begin your journey as a decision-maker in the healthcare industry? Start taking steps toward your future in healthcare with Molloy University.
Healthcare MBA: Key features of the program
There are two graduate programs for students interested in pursuing an interdisciplinary business and healthcare degree:
Master of Business Administration — Healthcare Administration
(36 Total Credits)
Careers in the healthcare sector, such as those in pharmaceuticals, insurance, organizations, consulting firms, hospitals and other institutions, require unique business and leadership skills to grow in a constantly changing industry. Evolve with the sector and develop vital managerial skills in our MBA program with a healthcare concentration.
Explore the courses and topics that you could take to fulfill a Master of Nursing Administration and Informatics or Master of Business Administration with a Healthcare concentration.
Dual Degree Nursing Administration with Informatics — Master of Science/Master of Business Administration in Healthcare
(60 Total Credits)
Nurse managers and nurse executive roles (CNOs) must adapt to changes in the healthcare industry, which require sophisticated business skills. This dual degree program is designed to arm students with the confidence and expertise necessary to succeed inside and outside of the classroom. Once students complete the M.S. in Nursing Administration, they are accepted (with advanced standing) into the MBA in Healthcare program.
Explore the courses and topics that you could take to fulfill a Master of Nursing Administration and Informatics or
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Healthcare Administration Core Courses:
Organizational Behavior
Business Ethics
Leadership in Organizations
Perspectives on Strategy
Accounting for Healthcare Professionals
Healthcare Marketing
Economic Evaluations in Healthcare
Healthcare Finance
Healthcare Organization and Delivery
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Management Elective: Complete one (3 credits)
Quantitative Analysis
Project Management I
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General Elective: Complete one (3 credits)
Accounting Theory
Accounting Research
Computer Auditing
Corporate Financial Management
Advanced Topics in Accounting and Taxation
Business Analytics
Predictive Analytics
Investment Management
Advanced Topics in Finance
Brand Strategy and Category Mgmt.
Global Marketing
Consumer Behavior
Research Data for Market Intelligence
Project Management II
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Capstone Course: (3 credits)
Healthcare Capstone/Strategy
How a Healthcare MBA can lead to new opportunities in healthcare management
A Healthcare MBA is for students who are natural leaders and strategic critical thinkers. Within the medical field, professionals with an MBA in Healthcare have a competitive edge — especially in such an in-demand industry.
Healthcare is a fast-paced and growing industry that touches every corner of the world. Our MBA program instills the leadership qualities and experience required to thrive in the vital healthcare industry.
From health systems management and administration roles to a hospital’s leadership board, a Healthcare MBA degree empowers students with the professional development they need to work their way up. It also allows for higher-paid salary opportunities. Some exciting career path options include:
- Healthcare administrator
- Healthcare consultant
- Medical health services manager
- Public health project manager
- Health policy professional
- Clinician leader
- Corporate development associate
- Healthcare executive
- Strategic project manager
- Pharmaceutical brand manager
How to earn your Healthcare MBA
Molloy University’s Healthcare MBA programs are designed to work with your schedule. Typically a two-year degree, students can choose their in-person and online courses to fit their day-to-day life demands.
As one of the most affordable private universities in the region, Molloy aims to support student career development and degree goals within a budget. For regularly updated information regarding tuition costs, check out our Molloy Tuition and Fees page here. For additional financial information, please visit our financial aid page here.
Excited to learn about the next steps? Explore our graduate admissions.
Do you still have questions? Attend an information session.
Is a Healthcare MBA right for you?
At Molloy University, the MBA in Healthcare Administration covers healthcare-specific topics and broadens the student’s overall business skill sets. The aim is to let graduate students learn all of the skills needed to thrive in business administration within healthcare. From there, they can pursue a health administration profession, or a career path in public policy or risk management.
For students who have a passion for healthcare and want the ability to advance in the industry, our Healthcare MBA program is an ideal fit.
Discover how a Healthcare MBA from Molloy University can transform your career
Molloy University is here to help you secure a career in the fast-growing and exciting field of healthcare. Our MBA program offers challenging courses to improve your proficiency and fuel your passion in the healthcare arena.
The healthcare industry needs leaders, and we’re ready to guide you to those leadership roles. Our accomplished faculty are passionate about business and healthcare — and they know what it takes to make it in a competitive industry. Working with each MBA student to foster one-of-a-kind mentoring relationships and networking opportunities.
Through small class sizes, online MBA course options and experiential learning opportunities, our healthcare students enter the professional world equipped with the prerequisites for success.
Get started on the path to your Healthcare MBA here.
From the moment I expressed interest in the MBA program, the faculty and staff were very attentive and kind when assessing my individual needs.
ANESHA VICTOR '21
Molloy University School of Business
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