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There is a high demand for professionals with both healthcare and business knowledge. The job growth for medical and health services managers nationwide is projected to grow by 20 percent between 2016 and 2026, and a master’s degree is a common requirement for these healthcare managerial roles.
The M.S. in Healthcare Management is designed to transform healthcare professionals into tomorrow’s leaders and help provide a path for career advancement. Professionals throughout the industry should enroll, including:
Visit our academic calendar for the application deadline, as well as registration deadline and start/end dates per semester.
To be considered for MSU’s Master of Science in Healthcare Management, you must:
Admission to the program is selective, and meeting the minimum standards listed does not guarantee admission. The applicant’s overall record is considered, including the student’s statement of objectives, recommendations, academic transcripts, and other documentation as required.
Applicants must submit the following items:
For additional details on the Broad Master of Science in Healthcare Management program at MSU, complete our brief request form. We look forward to connecting.