Learning Outcomes 

Graduates of the BS in Healthcare Administration program will be able to:

1. Evaluate major components of the U.S. healthcare delivery system and related organizations.
2. Illustrate how socio-cultural, economic, and political factors affect the health of a population.
3. Summarize the health policy making process and evaluate current health policy.
4. Manage administrative, clinical, and financial systems.
5. Demonstrate select project management skills.
6. Demonstrate the ability to select and apply appropriate quantitative and qualitative tools for fiscal management.
7. Interpret and apply ethical principles relevant to the U.S. healthcare system.
8. Use medical vocabulary and identify the structure and function of the human body.
9. Interpret management theories and principles and apply them to a healthcare setting.
10. Model leadership skills and behavior.
11. Analyze data to identify trends that demonstrate quality, safety, and effectiveness of healthcare.
12. Apply quality management tools.

B.S. Degree in Healthcare Administration Curriculum

For course requirements and prerequisite information, refer to the individual course descriptions in the College Catalog.

Bachelor of Science Degree Curriculum - Minimum Total Credits: 121



Careers in Healthcare Administration

Graduates of the Healthcare Administration Degree Program are talented leaders that are making a positive impact in their organizations. And they can continue their education with a Master's of Science in Healthcare Administration. Join other Peirce graduates that hold careers as hospital facilities staff, medical assistants and insurance and claims specialists.

Pursue a career in one of the most vital industries in the Philadelphia region. Graduates specialize in roles like finance, human resources, information systems, medical staff relations, patient care services and more. For more information about potential healthcare careers for Peirce graduates, visit our Healthcare Careers page.

Apply to the Healthcare Administration Degree Program Today

“Given poor economic conditions and growth in healthcare jobs, our students realize this is an opportune time to enroll in formal education programs. The successful student will practice effective time management and study skills, which are necessary to meet the demands of accelerated coursework.”

Stephanie A. Donovan

Dean, Academic Operations and Faculty Development, & Faculty Chair, Health & Human Services

Interested in a degree in Healthcare Administration? Contact an Admissions Representative and get started with your application.

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