This accelerated degree completion program is offered:
The Bachelor of Arts in Health Care Management Program focuses on the acquisition of skills and knowledge in the following areas:
This program addresses the needs of three groups of adult learners:
| Major requirements | 33 credits |
| Liberal Arts Core (LAC) Requirements (21 credits satisfied in the Health Care Management course sequence) | 48 credits |
| Elective credits | 45 credits |
| TOTAL | 126 credits |
Courses listed in the order in which they are offered.
|
Course Number |
Course Name |
Requirement Satisfied |
| ORG 307 | Adult Development and Life Assessment | LAC-Social Science |
| ORG 301 | Group and Organizational Behavior | LAC-Social Science |
| ORG 304 | Organizational Communications | LAC-Humanities |
| ENG 242 | Writing for Applied Research | LAC-English |
| ORG 303 | Organizational Concepts | Major |
| ORG 312 | Introduction to Applied Research | Major |
| ORG 320 | Introduction to Research and Analysis | Major |
| ORG 390 | Research Methodology | Major |
| HCM 302 | Contemporary Issues in Health Care | Major |
| HCM 340 | Legal & Social Aspects of Health Care Provision | Major |
| HCM 311 | Health Care Information Systems | Major |
| HCM 306 | Human Resource Management in Health Care Settings | Major |
| PHI 384 | Organizational Ethics | Philosophy |
| HCM 312 | Budgeting & Finance in Health Care Organizations | Major |
| HCM 321 | Leadership in Health Care Settings | Major |
| CCS 341 | Cultural Modes of Expression | LAC-Language/Culture |
| HCM 326 | Community Relations in Health Care | Major |
| THE 381 | Foundations of Spiritual Freedom | LAC-Theology |
See Health Care Management course descriptions.
Requirement |
Credits |
| English composition | 3 |
| Literature elective | 3 |
| World civilization elective | 3 |
| Theology elective | 3 |
| Philosophy elective | 3 |
| Humanities elective | 3 |
| Social science elective | 3 |
| Science w/ lab elective | 3 |
| Mathematics elective | 3 |
For more information about this program, please e-mail Dr. Eric Anderson or call him at 610-647-4400, ext. 3312.