Healthcare Administration Program Objectives
The Bachelor of Business Administration in Healthcare Administration prepares agile leaders who can align clinical priorities with operational excellence. The program blends health-system knowledge with finance, quality, informatics, and policy, offering a pragmatic, future-focused approach to running safe, efficient, and patient-centered healthcare organizations.
Through a structured and immersive curriculum, students will develop expertise in:
  Healthcare Systems & Policy – Understanding how hospitals, clinics, insurers, and regulators interact; interpreting health policies and delivery models to inform strategic and operational decisions.
  Hospital & Clinic Operations, Quality & Safety – Designing patient flows, optimizing scheduling and capacity, and applying quality improvement methods to enhance outcomes and reduce variation.
  Healthcare Finance & Revenue Cycle – Budgeting, cost analysis, service line performance, pricing, coding/billing overviews, and revenue integrity to ensure sustainable operations.
  Health Informatics, EHR & Data Analytics – Leveraging electronic health records, dashboards, and analytics to monitor KPIs, support clinical decisions, and drive population-health insights.
  Patient Experience & Service Excellence – Building patient-centric processes, feedback loops, and communication frameworks that improve satisfaction, access, and continuity of care.
  Regulatory Compliance, Accreditation & Risk – Aligning policies and controls with international and regional standards; preparing for audits and mitigating legal, ethical, and operational risks.
  Leadership, Strategy & Change Management – Leading multidisciplinary teams, managing projects, and executing transformation across clinical, administrative, and digital initiatives.
Through practicums, case simulations, and industry engagement, students turn theory into action. Graduates step confidently into roles such as healthcare administrator, hospital operations coordinator, quality & patient safety associate, health informatics analyst, revenue cycle analyst, compliance & accreditation associate, patient experience officer, clinic manager trainee, or supply chain & materials management associate—ready to deliver efficient, compliant, and patient-centered care at scale.