MBA Health Organization Management

The ever-increasing demand for sophisticated management and accountability in the health care industry requires professionals whose education is strongly based in business principles. This educational base is most appropriately provided by an accredited graduate degree in both business and healthcare. The MBA and MD/MBA Program, in Health Organization Management (HOM), is currently one of only nine MBA-based programs that are dually accredited by the AACSB International, the national accrediting organization for business and management programs, and the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME). The MBA and MD/MBA Program combines the expertise of faculty members in business, medicine, public administration, and economics.

Superior academic training and challenging real world experience have placed Texas Tech University’s HOM Program among the nation’s premier health care management programs. As one of the few MBA programs aligned with a School of Medicine, the HOM Program draws upon the resources and expertise of both the Rawls College of Business and the School of Medicine. The MBA (HOM) course of study prepares students for managerial positions in the health care industry, with special emphasis on medical groups and ambulatory care settings. Texas Tech’s HOM Program offers a unique view of physicians and administrators working together, which is not seen at other programs..

MBA Tool Courses (14 Hours)
4
ACCT 5401
Financial and Managerial Accounting
3
ISQS 5345
Statistical Concepts for Business and Management
3
ECO 5310
Price and Income Theory
4
MGT 5476
Executive Skills
     
Core Courses (19 Hours)
3
FIN 5421
Financial Management Concepts
3
MKT 5360
Marketing Concepts and Strategies
3
MGT 5371
Managing Organizational Behavior and Design
3
BLAW 5290
Legal, Regulatory, and Ethical Environments of Business
3
ISQS 5343
Operations Management and Management Science
2
ISQS 5230
Managerial Decision Theory
2
ISQS 5231
Information Technology for Managers
   
Concentration (18 Hours)
3
MGT 5306
HOM I: Introduction of Healthcare Systems
3
MGT 5307
HOM II: Managed Care Organizations
3
MGT 5308
HOM III: Consumer Driven Healthcare
3
MGT 5309
HOM IV: Integrated Healthcare Operations
3
PUAD 5334
Healthcare Policy & Administration
3
MGT 5382
Field Experience in HOM
     
Capstone Course (3 Hours)
3
MGT 5391
Strategic and Global Management

**Course requirements subject to change. Degree Plans must be filed after completing 9 credit hours of Graduate Coursework. To graduate, you must have at least one 3-hour "A"  above a 3.00 graduate GPA.  Individual degree plans vary based on concentration and student background.