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MBA - Healthcare Administration Specialization

Why offer Healthcare Administration in an MBA program?

The healthcare sector of the U.S. economy now accounts for more than 15 percent of the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP), and healthcare administrators are integral to the successful management of medical organizations, including hospitals, nursing homes, hospice facilities, insurance companies, provider networks and government policy organizations. Today's healthcare administrators are expected to examine business from multiple perspectives, drawn from a cross-section of multidisciplinary expertise. At this time, Baylor's healthcare specialization in the MBA program is centered on U.S. healthcare organizations.

Mission Statement

The mission of the MBA Healthcare Administration Specialization is to promote academic excellence, stimulate intellectual activity, and encourage community excellence in a Christian environment to improve the health of all segments of society.

The Healthcare Administration Specialization will promote:
Academic Excellence through the education and preparation of medical healthcare administrative professionals
Intellectual Activity through the development of new knowledge through research
Community Excellence through application of knowledge through service

Click here for Healthcare Core Competencies.


Baylor received a significant gift from Bill and Mary Jo Robbins and the Robbins Foundation of Houston, Texas, in support of the MBA Healthcare Program. The Robbinses' generous gift will help the already successful program and position Baylor and its students as internationally recognized leaders in the fields of health policy, research and education.

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