MBA in Health Services Management

The health care industry is one of the country's fastest growing sectors. According to the Department of Labor and Statistics, wage and salary employment in the health care industry is projected to increase 27 percent through 2014, compared with 14 percent for all industries combined.

Since most healthcare professionals get Masters of Science degrees, a University of Dallas MBA in Health Services Management can make you stand out from the crowd and give you options.

• Convenient...Unlike most other programs, we don't require an internship so you can quickly finish your degree part-time with our weekend, evening, accelerated and online classes.
• Skill-building...Health care is about people, so get a degree that focuses on the people-skills side of leadership.
• Uncomplicated...As a program for working professionals, we value work experience so you don't have to take the GMAT to apply for our program.
• Connected...The program has among its students and alumni, physicians, dentists, nurses, hospital administrators, insurance company managers, and a variety of other health care specialists.

The Health Services Management program is offered on campus and online. In our program you can also mix between online and on-ground courses to create a schedule that works for you!

Health Services Management Course Requirements

Detailed course descriptions can be found here.

MBA Degree Requirements
In addition to the MBA core course requirements, students who complete all four Health Services concentration courses will receive a Concentration in Health Services Management designation on their transcript.

MANA 6359. Healthcare Management
MANA 7355. Planning and Control of Services*
MANA 7357. Contemporary Issues in Health Services Management
MARK 7330. Services Marketing*

Graduate Certificate Requirements
BUAD 6305. The Effective Leader
BUAD 6300. Business Informatics
MANA 6359. Healthcare Management
MANA 7355. Planning and Control of Services*
MANA 7357. Contemporary Issues in Health Services Management
MARK 7330. Services Marketing* 

* denotes courses with prerequisites

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