The Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management offers a distinctive educational program for
managers in healthcare facilities who are interested in career advancement or individuals
interested in a career in healthcare services. Through a combination of core courses, required
courses, and a concentration in either Community Health/Healthcare Advocacy or Long-Term Care,
students gain the comprehensive education required by professionals in health administration. In
addition, internships provide students with the opportunity to explore career interests and apply
theory in the world of work. Graduates of the program are prepared for employment in for-profit and
nonprofit organizations such as ambulatory care facilities, residential healthcare settings, group
practices, health maintenance organizations, community health settings, government agencies, and
hospitals.
We recommend that students complete the
McGhee Core
Curriculum before the following requirements.
Core Curriculum (32-34 Credits)
Liberal Arts Elective (16 Credits)
Students select an additional 16 credits in Liberal Arts in consultation with their advisor.
Required Courses (56 Credits)
Concentration (24 Credits)
Students select 24 credits from one of the following concentration areas. Students should consult their advisor to determine which courses have prerequisites.
Community Health/Healthcare Advocacy (24 Credits)
Long-Term Care (24 Credits)