Master of Business Administration - Health Care Concentration

Prepare for roles in senior management as well as product development, marketing, operations, and supply-chain analysis in the high-demand field of health care with Ohio University's online MBA with a concentration in Health Care. Explore the intricacies of healthcare finance and focus on the rules and regulations governing healthcare practice and the insurance industry. Learn to merge business and medical ethics to solve complex problems in health care, and graduate with the confidence to use your business knowledge to approach these issues and help your organization run more efficiently.

Our master's-level coursework is taught by experts in the field who are committed to supporting your growth. The Health Care curriculum gives you a deep dive into the American health system that can be applied to various roles and healthcare organizations through three focused courses; Introduction to the U.S. Health Care Delivery System, Health Care Finance, and Health Law.

Employment of health services managers is expected to grow 32% between 2020 and 2030, which is much faster than the average for all occupations. The growth will result in 139,600 new jobs for business professionals with healthcare expertise.

When it comes to your education, flexibility matters. That’s why at OHIO, you can select an exclusively online program. Choose from a wide variety of certificates or associate degree programs, accelerated bachelor’s degrees, or master’s programs to finish your degree through OHIO Online™

Whatever program you decide to pursue, our faculty are dedicated to helping you soar. You can expect the individualized attention OHIO prides itself on, whether you’re studying at the coffee shop in-between shifts, or working hard from home. We always put our students first, and the results speak for themselves.

We have the programs you’re looking for

Our online programs are user-friendly, personalized, and designed to help you achieve your goals. Choose from our 6 online associate degree programs, 6 bachelor’s completion programs, 7 full bachelor's degree programs, or more than 35 online graduate programs. These may include a combination of online courses, print-based courses, or independent learning courses.