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Capella University
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY

MBA Master of Business Administration Health Care Management specialization

Overview

Increase your career potential in the fast-growing field of health care management, where a master's degree is the standard credential for most positions. This online Master's program in Health Care Management is designed to strengthen the management and business skills you need to perform effectively within the health care industry.

To help you build a solid foundation of business knowledge and high level skills, our online MBA program offers:

  • Integrated business disciplines to prepare you to excel in a cross-functional business environment.
  • Simulation and a personalized capstone project that allows you to blend knowledge gained throughout the program and apply it to a project meaningful to your career
  • MBA Central, your gateway to program news and resources, current business information, events, networking and exchanges with experts, faculty and peers
  • Mobile access supports learning that fits into your busy lifestyle

To understand how this specialization fits your career path or schedule, request more information.

Degree outcomes

With your Master's in Health Care Management from Capella, you'll learn to use strategic thinking and planning in order to analyze the mission, vision, and goals of health care organizations. You'll also learn how to evaluate the current issues and policies present in health care management in regards to economic, sociological, and political methodologies. Discover specifically what you'll learn — and how you can apply it.

View full learning and career outcomes report for this program at CapellaResults.com.

Source

People with Master's degrees in business from Capella earn an average of $28,000more per year than people who only hold a Bachelor's degree.

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Career outcomes

Common jobs with an online program in health care management include ambulatory care center director, clinical director/manager, health care consultant, managed care manager nurse manager, nutrition service manager or practice manager. Potential workplaces include home health care service, insurance company, medical or diagnostic laboratory, nursing and residential care facility, physician office or private hospital.

Earn credit for what you already know

Your previous learning, work experience, and industry certifications may help you earn your degree in less time. To learn more, or an enrollment counselor or visit our competency-based prior learning assessment.