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The program has a total of 49.5 credits.

Course

Title

Credits

Required Courses (25.5 credits)

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CourseNumber9708
DisciplineSTA

Managerial Statistics

3

Showcourse v
CourseNumber9100
DisciplineBUS

Business and Society

3

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CourseNumber9213
DisciplineLAW

Legal Aspects of Healthcare Administration

3

Showcourse v
CourseNumber9600
DisciplineMGT

Strategy and Competitive Advantage

3

Showcourse v
CourseNumber9301
DisciplineMGT

Managing People and Organizations

3

Showcourse v
CourseNumber9766
DisciplineECO

Healthcare Economics

3

Showcourse v
CourseNumber9551
DisciplineBUS

Business Communication I

1.5

Showcourse v
CourseNumber9994
DisciplineMGT

Special Topics in Entrepreneurship: Healthcare Ventures

3

Showcourse v
CourseNumber9763
DisciplineIBS
and
Showcourse v
CourseNumber9791
DisciplineIBS

Or

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CourseNumber9793
DisciplineIBS

At least 3 credits in international business to be selected by the Academic Director, either IBS 9763 (1.5 cr.) and IBS 9791 (1.5 cr.) Or IBS 9793 (3 cr.)

3

 


Subtotal

25.5

Functional Skills (9 credits)

Three courses will be selected by the Academic Director of the EMBA HCA program in consultation with the program’s Curriculum Committee.

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CourseNumber9110
DisciplineACC

Financial Accounting

3

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CourseNumber9000
DisciplineCIS

Information Technology Strategy

3

Showcourse v
CourseNumber9770
DisciplineFIN

Corporate Finance

3

Showcourse v
CourseNumber9703
DisciplineMKT

Marketing Management

3

Showcourse v
CourseNumber9700
DisciplineMGT

Managing Business Operations

3

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CourseNumber9330
DisciplineMGT

Leadership and Managerial Effectiveness

3

 


Subtotal

9

Elective Courses (15 credits)

These courses are selected by the program Academic Director and Curriculum Committee from the graduate business courses that are offered in the Zicklin School of Business.  Shown here are courses that have been offered in recent years.  This list may be modified from year to year to reflect developments in the field and topics of current interest. These courses may include additional functional skills courses not included above among the three required functional skills courses.

In addition to traditional courses, these include special topics courses that are designed for particular cohorts. Special topics courses may be offered more than once in the same cohort, as long as the topic is different.

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CourseNumber9793
DisciplineBUS

Special Topics in Sustainable Business: Emerging Issues in the Healthcare Industry

3

Showcourse v
CourseNumber9792
DisciplineECO

Special Topics in Economics: Population Health Assessment

1.5

Showcourse v
CourseNumber9722
DisciplineMGT

Healthcare Informatics and Quality

3

 


Subtotal

15

Total for Program

49.5

The program reserves the right to amend, modify, and change the courses offered and/or the sequence of courses.

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Executive MBA in Healthcare Administration Program Learning Goals

Executive Leadership and Teamwork

Executive students will develop an analytical and entrepreneurial mindset that prepares them to function effectively in teams and guide their organizations in the face of innovation and disruptive changes in the business and social environments.

Executive Knowledge & Competencies

Learning Sub-goal 2.1: Knowledge of the Healthcare Environment

Executive students will know the health insurance and delivery systems in the US, its major payers and providers, and its myriad incentives so as best adapt business skills to the provision of healthcare services to diverse populations.

Learning Sub-goal 2.2: Business Knowledge and Strategy

Executive students will build on their prior business and organizational experience to further develop and integrate their knowledge of the functional areas of business and strengthen their competencies as executive leaders.

Executive Communication

Executive students will demonstrate the effective, persuasive (1) oral and (2) written communication skills needed to articulate and convey shared meaning that leads to commitment and successful action. Executive students will effectively tailor their communication to different audiences in the healthcare environment, such as clinicians or patients.

Global Awareness

Executive students will be knowledgeable about healthcare systems in other countries and will be able to apply their understanding of differences among global healthcare systems and institutions in their leadership and decision making.

Ethical and Social Awareness

Executive students will be sensitive to ethical issues in medicine and business and will understand the importance of behavior and their responsibilities as professionals to uphold ethical principles and social awareness in their dealings.

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Contact Information

Office of Executive Programs

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One Bernard Baruch Way, Box B13-282

New York, NY 10010-5585 


Phone: (646) 312-3100

Fax: (646) 312-3101

Email: ExecZicklin@baruch.cuny.edu