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Why should I get a master’s degree in healthcare leadership and management?

Getting a master’s degree exposes you to a broad array of thinking and experiences that will set you apart from your peer group. Most senior leaders in healthcare organizations have an advanced degree related to healthcare.

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Who teaches healthcare leadership and management classes?

Classes are taught by a variety of professors with healthcare industry experience. From consultants to chief financial officers to hospital administrators, you will learn from experts with hundreds of years of combined experience in healthcare.

Why is “leadership” in the name of the degree?

Is an MS in Healthcare Leadership and Management equivalent to an MHA?

Who should get a master’s degree in healthcare leadership and management?

Bachelor’s Degree Program

Build your understanding of business fundamentals and learn skills in innovation, management and international business.

BS in Business Administration BS in Global Business BS in Healthcare Management BS in Human Resource Management

Master’s Degree Programs

Find the Organizations, Strategy and International Management graduate degree that matches your interests.

MS in Healthcare Leadership and Management MS in Innovation and Entrepreneurship MS in International Management
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PhD International Management Studies

Develop strong research skills that are especially relevant for students interested in an academic career. Each year, the OSIM area sponsors a seminar series to bring researchers from other universities to UT Dallas.

PhD in International Management
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