SUNY Oswego’s Health Services Administration Master of Business Administration (MBA) shines as a nationally ranked and AACSB accredited MBA program combined with health administration coursework. The result is the right blend of courses to shape the leaders needed in the evolving healthcare landscape.
AACSB International (AACSB) is synonymous with the highest standards of excellence in business education. This accreditation recognizes Oswego’s faculty excellence, quality of content and in-depth subject knowledge. Less than 5% of business schools worldwide have earned this distinction.
This 100% online program has earned the SUNY Online designation which includes 24/7 support, and recognizes industry-leading online teaching practices in areas of high employer demand. Additionally, Oswego programs with the SUNY Online designation waive the application fee requirement, making it more affordable than ever to get started.
Quick Facts
NYS Cost Per Credit Hour $625
Credit Hours 45–66
Estimated Completion Time 2 Years
Reduced Non-NYS Cost Per Credit Hour $750
Ranked #1 Online MBA Among Public Colleges in NYS U.S. News & World Report
Delivery 100% Online
Overview
SUNY Oswego’s flexible curriculum allows you to combine your passions with MBA coursework while providing the latest practical applications in healthcare management. This program is equally applicable to private, public and governmental sectors of healthcare management. You can complete this program entirely online. Upon entrance into the program, you will work closely with the MBA team to develop an individualized study plan.
Curriculum
The basic program consists of 45 graduate credit hours of core requirements, directed electives and an internship field study which builds upon an 18-credit-hour foundation of accepted management skills, concepts and principles.
Master of Business AdministrationHigh Demand. High Opportunity.
One of the country’s fastest-growing job markets, healthcare administrative occupations are expected to grow 20% by 2026, as employers look to fill tens of thousands of new positions according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. As the large baby-boom population ages and people remain active later in life, medical and healthcare service managers will be in high demand. Healthcare managers in many areas of the field have a median annual income of $99,730.
Outcomes
Graduates will be able to explore management-oriented careers in a wide range of healthcare-related organizations. Graduates will also have the potential to oversee an assortment of essential activities including financial matters, legal compliance and human resources functions.
Career Opportunities
- Healthcare administrator
- Public health administrator
- Elderly care administrator