School of Health Sciences

Healthcare Management - Program Curriculum

See your advisor to assist in registering for the appropriate courses.


General Education Courses

See catalog for required credits hours and general education core (for example, courses in English composition, the sciences and math, sociology, psychology, physical education, music/art, government, civilization, speech, health, culture, and literature).

NOTE: A minimum of 122 credit hours are required for graduation.

Additional required courses in order to be accepted into the HCM Program:

  • Elementary Statistics
  • Computer and its Use
  • Concepts in Health Economics
  • Health Law/Ethics
  • Business Communications
  • Medical Terminology
  • Principles of Marketing
  • Research Methods in Health Sciences

Courses in the HCM program (upper division) are in the School of Business and Economics, and the School of Health Sciences

Fall Semester-Year 3

  • MGT 3322   Organizational Behavior (3)
  • HCM 3301   Health Delivery Systems (3)
  • HCM 3302   Epidemiology (3)
  • ACC 2316   Principles of Financial Accounting (3)
  • *Suggested  Proposal Writing (3)
  • Elective   

Spring Semester-Year 3

  • HCM 3304   Health Information Management (3)
  • ACC 2317   Principles of Managerial Accounting (3)
  • HCM 3305   Healthcare Management (3)
  • HCM 3306   Community/Rural Health Services (3)
  • HCM xxxx   Global Understanding (3)

Fall Semester-Year 4

  • HCM 4301   Chronic/Long Term Care (3)
  • HCM 4302   Healthcare Policy, Org. and Finance (3)
  • BUA 4348   Human Resources Management (3)

Suggested electives Environment Health (3), Global Health
Studies (3), Spanish in the Healthcare Environment (3)

Spring Semester-Year 4
Comprehensive examination that covers previous courses

  • HCM 4201   Professional Behavior (2)
  • HCM 4400   Internship-40 hour work week (12)

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