Bachelor in Hospital Administration

Graduates will be able to work as effective managers in health care organizations alongside medical professionals. They will be able to understand healthcare challenges and devise policies that affect the healthcare industry. They will also understand the internal and external dynamics that influence the efficient management of various types of healthcare organizations.

Program Goals

• Enable the student to use critical thinking to interpret the impact of current issues and changing policies in the field of healthcare on organization.
• Develop the student’s ability to evaluate the components of the healthcare system and external factors affecting the management of healthcare organizations.
• Provide the student with the skills to address problems and opportunities in healthcare organizations.
• Enable the student to apply business analysis techniques to quantitative and qualitative data in a healthcare organization.
• Strengthen the student’s abilities to make ethical choices and decisions in their role as a health care manager.
• Develop the student’s ability to apply best practices in leadership to the management of healthcare organizations.

Program learning outcomes

• Enable the student to use critical thinking to interpret the impact of current issues and changing policies in the field of healthcare on organization.
• Develop the student’s ability to evaluate the components of the healthcare system and external factors affecting the management of healthcare organizations.
• Provide the student with the skills to address problems and opportunities in healthcare organizations.
• Enable the student to apply business analysis techniques to quantitative and qualitative data in a healthcare organization.
• Strengthen the student’s abilities to make ethical choices and decisions in their role as a health care manager.
• Develop the student’s ability to apply best practices in leadership to the management of healthcare organizations.
• Demonstrate a commitment to lifelong learning by participation in professional development activities.
• Understand and engage in research utilizing sound methods learned to add value to his work and the community.