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Dec 04, 2024
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2022-23 NSU Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Healthcare Administration Certificate
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OSHRE Program Code: 181
CIP Code: 512211
Certificate Code: 1139
This certificate is embedded in the Health Organizations Administration, B.B.A. program.
The certificate in Healthcare Administration gives students a broad overview of the skills needed to develop, plan, and manage healthcare operations and services within healthcare facilities and across healthcare systems. The coursework focuses on key success factors across the healthcare spectrum.
At least 25 percent of the coursework applied to this embedded certificate must be satisfactorily completed at NSU.
Student Learning Outcomes
- Develop understanding of the healthcare environment in a systems and global context.
- Demonstrate the business skills necessary to perform effectively ina leadership positions in healthcare administration.
- Use an analytical and systems approach to problem solving and decision making.
- Demonstrate the civic, social, and ethical responsibilities of professional managers.
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Prerequisite courses:
Admission into the certificate program is open to any student currently enrolled as an undergraduate student at NSU. People who are only interested in earning the certificate, but are not currently enrolled at NSU, can apply through the NSU Undergraduate Admissions office to be admitted for the purpose of pursuing the certificate.
Courses in the certificate program may require prerequisites. For students who do not have the required prerequisites, transcripts and work experience will be examined by the Department Chair and course instructors to determine whether prerequisites may be waived and/or prior learning credit be given in lieu of specific prerequisites.
The following prerequisite courses are completed as part of General Education degree requirements or as part of the B.B.A. core.
A minimum grade of C is required.
Required Courses - 15 hours
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