Are the MBA programs accredited?
Yes. The College of Business at OHIO is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).
AACSB Accredited | Online Coursework
Ohio University's MBA health care concentration readies you for a variety of in-demand leadership and senior management roles in health care. You'll graduate understanding the U.S. health services delivery system, insurance, rules and regulations, and more.
Merge business and medical ethics to solve complex problems in health care. In our online and hybrid MBAs with a health care concentration, you'll graduate ready to use your business knowledge to approach issues in the health care field and help your organization run more efficiently. Our master's-level coursework is taught by experts in the field who are committed to supporting your growth. As an OHIO MBA student, you may also qualify for a $5,000 scholarship through the College of Business – contact our enrollment team for more information.
3 Concentration Courses | 9 Concentration Credits
Our health care curriculum gives you a deep dive into the American health system that can be applied to various roles and health care organizations through three focused courses.
Overview and analysis of the U.S. health services system, including a detailed examination of how the system is organized, internal and external forces on the system, how services are delivered, and the mechanisms by which health care services are financed.
Study the financial administration concepts and tools (such as financial statement analysis, time value of money, cost analysis and rate-setting, budgeting, portfolio theory, asset pricing models, valuation methods and cost of capital) that are essential in sustaining the viability of various health care organizations.
Interface between the legal system and health care delivery system, considering the roles and rights of key U.S. health care stakeholders, including patients, administrators, governing boards, state and federal government, third-party payors and health care providers.
Employment of health services managers is expected to grow 32% between 2020 and 2030, which is much faster than the average for all occupations. The growth will result in 139,600 new jobs for business professionals with health care expertise.
Find answers to common questions about the online program. For information not covered here, our expert admissions team is available to provide additional details and guidance.
Yes. The College of Business at OHIO is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).
No. There are no entrance exams required. Find out more about PMBA admissions, Online MBA admissions and One-Year MBA admissions.
You can transfer up to six credits into the Master of Business Administration programs at Ohio University. Find out more about PMBA admissions, Online MBA admissions and One-Year MBA admissions.
The PMBA and the Online MBA feature nine concentrations, including Accounting, Business Analytics, Business Venturing & Entrepreneurship, Executive Management, Finance, Health Care, Operations & Supply Chain Management, Project Management, and Strategic Selling & Sales Leadership.
Yes. Through OHIO's unique Leadership Development Conference, you'll engage with your peers in person. During this weekend (Friday and Saturday) in Athens, Ohio, you will learn from world-class speakers, connect with classmates in online business programs at OHIO and meet the faculty you've learned from. All Online and Professional MBA students are required to attend this event at least once.
You can learn more about OHIO’s Professional MBA from the comfort of your home. Our Virtual Information Sessions are hosted online via Microsoft Teams. You can register here for any and all upcoming PMBA Information Sessions that interest you.
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Yes, for more information on the benefits of our Graduate Career Acceleration Team, visit the online student career support page.
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