23% growth
in the number of healthcare support occupations from 2019-29
32% growth
in the number of medical and health service managers from 2020-2030.
3.3 million new jobs
added in healthcare and social assistance professions from 2020-30
Where business mindset meets healthcare passion
The bachelor of health administration program empowers future healthcare leaders to bridge the worlds of business and care. Through a dynamic, hands-on education in healthcare and management, students gain the skills to drive meaningful change in hospitals, clinics and community health systems. Graduates leave ready to change lives by improving the systems that deliver care.
One of the most valuable connections I made between my coursework and my internship was through my biostatistics class. Being able to interpret patterns, identify gaps, and translate numbers into meaningful insights helped me see how data-driven approaches can directly impact patient engagement and healthcare outcomes.
Jobs after graduation
A bachelor's degree in health administration opens doors to many career opportunities in hospitals, medical practices and community health programs. Graduates help support the day-to-day operations that keep healthcare organizations running smoothly. This degree provides a strong foundation for those interested in contributing to the business and administrative side of healthcare.
Recent graduates from the health administration program have these titles:
- Office coordinator
- Clinic operations assistant
- Administrative assistant
Internships that put you in the action
Every student in our health administration program completes a real-world internship in a healthcare setting. After building a strong foundation through hands-on coursework, you'll step into your internship ready to put your knowledge to work in hospitals, clinics and health organizations. It's the kind of experience that boosts your confidence, sharpens your skills and helps you stand out as you launch your career.