The Health Care Management program has been an icon for excellence in health care management education for over four decades.

The program provides students with course and experiential learning. Coursework includes health care foundations, organization and management, jurisprudence, global health, aging services, and leadership. Combined with other disciplines, such as marketing, information technology, accounting, and economics, the program prepares students for direct entry into management within the health care field, continuation to graduate school, and/or advancement within the health care field.

Health Care Management Programs

The links below will take you to the current catalog year to see the program course requirements. If you are a current MSU Denver Student, for the most accurate course list, please use your personal catalog year, which can be found on a student’s degree progress report or on Navigate360. If you are a prospective student, please use the most current catalog year for reference.

• Health Care Management Major, B.S.
• Health Care Management Minor

Accreditation

Academic Accreditation is an assurance of the quality of an academic program. The Higher Learning Commission (HLC) is an independent corporation that was founded in 1895 as one of six regional institutional accreditors in the United States. HLC accredits degree-granting post-secondary educational institutions in the North Central region, including Colorado and 18 other states. The mission of the HLC is to serve the common good by assuring and advancing the quality of higher learning. For more information, please visit the Higher Learning Commission.

MSU Denver’s Health Care Management program is a program member and certified by the Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA).