Michigan State University - Broad College of Business - Program in Healthcare Management

The Masters in Healthcare Management (MS-HCM) at Michigan State University’s Broad College of Business is designed for healthcare professionals in all areas of the healthcare industry seeking to strengthen their business acumen and leadership skills in today’s complex healthcare environment. This 100% online program combines a business-centered approach with healthcare-specific expertise, delivered through an interdisciplinary curriculum that emphasizes collaboration, evidence-based decision-making, and strategic thinking. Students learn from MSU’s renowned faculty and industry experts in a flexible format that fits their professional schedules, with courses offered in five-week modules and 24/7 access to an interactive learning platform. The program requires 34 credits and can be completed in approximately 21 months, allowing students to immediately apply what they learn to their organizations while earning a degree from an AACSB-accredited college.

The curriculum covers traditional health administration topics such as Health Economics, Financial Management, and Health Law & Ethics along with critical areas leveraging the unique expertise of the Broad College of Business, such as Hospitality and the Patient Experience,  Supply Chain Management, Quality and Risk Management, healthcare and Critical Thinking and Innovation in Healthcare, equipping graduates to lead with confidence and drive organizational performance. With no campus visits required, the program offers maximum flexibility for working professionals while maintaining the rigor and prestige of MSU’s graduate education. Ranked among the top online master’s programs in healthcare administration by U.S. News & World Report for four years running, the Masters in Healthcare Management prepares students to navigate regulatory challenges, optimize operations, and deliver value in a rapidly evolving industry. Graduates report strong career outcomes, with many advancing into leadership roles such as hospital administrators, healthcare consultants, and operations directors.