Online MBA in Health Care Management with a Concentration in Health Information Systems

Advance your position as a health care leader. Make a difference in the field. Get ready.

Help manage one of the most important components in the field of health care. Our online MBA in Health Care Management with a Concentration in Health Information Systems will get you ready. 

Designed for working adults seeking to advance to a senior managerial position in the health care industry, our program helps develop or enhance students’ expertise in the planning, development and implementation of health information systems. The Health Information Systems concentration focuses on the latest methods and technologies used for the collection, organization, use and evaluation of medical data, and how they are used to improve the delivery of health care.

Completion of the concentration provides students with an understanding of the importance of technology in health information systems, the benefits and barriers associated with electronic health records systems, and the emerging use of distance medicine.

Get ready to excel in a leadership position that combines business and IT in the medical field with our MBA in Health Care Management with a Concentration in Health Information Systems.

The Online Health Information Systems Experience

Extensive Career Options: The number of medical and health services manager jobs is expected to increase by 32 percent from 2020 to 2030 — much faster than the average job, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports.

Earning Potential: Top information systems managers earned a median annual salary of $151,150 in 2020, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Convenience You Need: Adult learners often don’t have the time to attend class during the typical work hours. That’s why our asynchronous classes allow students to complete their coursework when and where it’s convenient for them.

Reduced Tuition for Prerequisite Courses: The University offers four options for students who need one or more prerequisite courses: 1) undergraduate prerequisite courses at a significantly reduced rate (about one-third the usual cost), some of which can be taken concurrently with graduate courses; 2) challenge exams for certain prerequisites; 3) departmental waivers based on your prior professional experience; and 4) special one-credit online Managerial Enhancement Component courses. Consult with an admissions counselor to discuss which of these options works best for you.