Frequently Asked Questions
How long is an MBA in healthcare management?
In general, you can complete an MBA program in around two years. Husson’s MBA in Healthcare Management degree program can be completed in as few as two years.
Why get an MBA in healthcare management?
An MBA in Healthcare Management can be an asset to your career because it gives you a background that spans business administration and healthcare management, helping you pursue a wide range of career paths. Additionally, the healthcare management job field is lucrative, with medical and health services managers earning a median annual pay of $110,680, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. This job field is thriving, with growth at a much-faster-than-average rate of 28 percent for medical and health services managers.
What’s the difference between an MBA in healthcare management and healthcare administration?
An MBA in Healthcare Management essentially combines two degrees in one: healthcare management and business administration. A healthcare administration, or MHA degree, offers a specialized focus in healthcare administration at a master’s degree level.
What can you do with a healthcare management degree?
A healthcare management degree can help you pursue higher level management and administrative roles in the healthcare field. The demand for capable health services and health managers is high, with an additional 144,700 jobs projected by 2032. Additionally, you have the opportunity to oversee healthcare operations in a number of settings – from health information and nursing to clinical healthcare and healthcare systems to mental health and much more.