The Healthcare sector accounts for nearly 20% of GDP and needs management knowledge just as desperately as it needs care providers.
Request infoThe Healthcare Administration program was designed to provide students with the skills they need to succeed within the modern healthcare workforce. Our curriculum was developed with three major priorities: (i) Project-Based Learning, (ii) Data-Driven Skillset and an (iii) Operational Focus.
Our program was developed with the support of leading faculty.
Dr. Robert Hansen
Professor of Business Administration, Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College
Dr. Robert Hansen is a professor of business administration at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. There, he previously served as a Senior Associate dean, launching the Master of Health Care Delivery Science program. Dr. Hansen has a PhD in Economics from UCLA, and teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in a variety of areas, including Health Economics and Policy.
Quick facts on the industry.
Healthcare's Share of US GDP
Median Salary for Health Service Managers
Projected 10-Year Job Growth
Jobs in Healthcare Administration offer students an amazing combination of high salary, high demand, and the opportunity to do real good, making it an ideal career choice for any interested student.
Students will complete a strategy capstone that asks them to synthesize their knowledge and skills to plan a strategic transformation of a simulated healthcare system (a hospital network, for example).
With the rise of Big Data and Analytics across the healthcare ecosystem, it is increasingly important that Healthcare Administrators understand how to make use of the tremendous amount of information now at their fingertips.
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