Master of Business Administration
Health Care Management
The Master of Business Administration explores the foundations of business, the global environment in which it operates and the tools needed for intelligent decision making. The curriculum, taken in the track progression listed below, is comprised of 12 8-week courses that are structured so that one course builds upon the mastery of other courses and emphasizes the integration of course materials to insure a cohesive, coordinated learning experience.
FOUNDATION COURSES
To be fully admitted into the Regis University CPS MBA program, students must demonstrate foundational knowledge required to successfully complete the MBA curriculum. Coursework taken as part of an undergraduate degree, testing or transfer credit may meet these foundational knowledge prerequisites. To view the options which can satisfy these prerequisites, visit the program prerequisite page.
CORE COURSES (6 credit hours)
Core Courses cover key business skills and are taken by all MBA students.
- MBAC 600 The Economics of Management
- MBAC 601 Ethical and Legal Environment of Business
REQUIRED SPECIALIZATION COURSES (6 credit hours)
SPECIALIZATION ELECTIVES (9 credit hours)
- MBAH 604 Information Management in Health Care
- MBAH 605 Health Care Marketing
- MBAH 606 Health Care Finance
GENERAL ELECTIVES (6 credit hours)
- Two elective courses selected from the remaining MBA 600 level courses. View all MBA course descriptions.
CAPSTONE COURSE (3 credit hours)
The Capstone Course is the final strategic course taken by all MBA students.
- MBAC 695 Strategies in a Global Environment
*Essentials of Business Development I & II may be waived if prerequisites are met.
