The Strategic Health Care Management concentration of the Bentley MBA will give you the industry-specific skills and insights needed to become a leader in a massive industry that is undergoing a period of fast-paced change and disruption.
32%
Health care Management Job Growth by 2029
133K
New health care manager jobs
18.3%
Health care as share of U.S. Economy
The four courses of the concentration can be taken as part of the elective portion of a Bentley MBA, providing a strong health- care focus to your degree.
Concentration Course Requirements
GR 660 Interpersonal Dynamics in Health Care
Interdisciplinary (communication studies, psychology, medical humanities) perspective on clinician-patient relationships and organizational dynamics in medical institutions.
GR 661 Project Management
Concepts, systems and techniques for managing projects effectively; lectures, case studies and group discussions will feature health care-focused content as appropriate.
GR 662 Health care Innovation
Capstone experience featuring innovation concepts and theories, health care innovation case studies, and a hands-on team project (topic selected based on students’ work experience).
GR 664 Health Care Analytics
Overview of data analytics concepts, techniques and tools for improving patient care, quality of service, and cost reduction.
How to Apply to the Strategic Health Care Concentration
You can apply for the Health Care Concentration by applying to the Bentley MBA program. Once accepted into the program, you will be able to choose the Strategic Health Care Concentration as your concentration.
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