MBA: Health Services Administration
An MBA can prepare you to provide leadership and administration in the growing area of health services.
The Health Service Administration concentration supports innovative delivery of services across a broad spectrum of health providers from church-related organizations to community-based organizations. The program serves practicing health care providers who want to earn a graduate degree.
General Curriculum
- 36 credit hours
- Usually completed in two years (24 consecutive months)
- Online format designed for working adults
Prerequisites (8 SH)
Students are expected to complete the following prerequisites as a condition for admission to the EMUMBA program:
- Financial Accounting (2 credits)
- Introduction to Finance (3 credits)
All prereqs offered in an online format in the fall, spring, and summer
MBA with Concentration in Health Services Administration (36 SH)
- OLS 510 – Leadership & Management for the Common Good
- OLS 515 – Introduction to Leadership Studies
- OLS 530 – Organizational Behavior
- OLS 540 – Managerial Finance and Accounting I
- MOL 510 - Leadership Seminar
- NURS 515 – The Health Care Delivery System
- NURS 516 – Application of Legal & Ethical Principles to Health Care
- NURS 626 – Managing in a Complex Health Care Environment*
- MBA 555 – Human Resource Management * or ELECTIVE (3 SH)
- OLS 665 – Project Management & Grantwriting
- MBA 629 – Data Analytics
- MBA 640 – Managerial Finance and Accounting II
- MBA 650 – Sustainable Organizations for the Common Good (Costa Rica Capstone)
*alternating year courses
Students may petition the co-directors to replace up to four semester hours of required courses with electives. The director will base the decision to grant the student’s request on their professional experience and interests.
