The Healthcare Management Certificate allows students to develop health industry-specific knowledge, positioning them for managerial careers in a broad range of healthcare and related organizations.

The Healthcare Management emphasis is a customized program available to students in the Eller College and Public Health only. Healthcare is interdisciplinary and students may be able to find courses offered through other Colleges on campus to provide other perspectives on Healthcare.

• Available to students majoring in the Eller College or majoring in the College of Public Health 
• Available to Main Campus students only 
• Students must have a minimum GPA of a 2.0 to declare the certificate 
• Recommended to complete certificate in junior and senior year 

Healthcare Management Coursework

Students can complete any of the following courses to learn more about Healthcare:

The following courses are offered through the Eller College of Management, these courses are not offered on a regular basis.

• ACCT 440 Financial and Managerial Accounting in Healthcare 
  Prerequisites: ACCT 200 and ACCT 210
• ECON 422 Introduction to Health Economics 
  Prerequisite: ECON 300 or ECON 361
• ECON 427 Current Topics in Healthcare Economics and Policy 
  Prerequisite: ECON 300 or ECON 361
• GHI 414 Intercultural Communication for Health Sciences
  Prerequisite: none
• MGMT 428 Healthcare Consulting 
  Prerequisite: none
• MGMT 438 Healthcare Organization and Management  
  Prerequisite: none
• MGMT/ ENTR 448 Healthcare Entrepreneurship 
  Prerequisite: none
• MKTG /PHPM 458 Healthcare Marketing 
  Prerequisite: none
• MIS 406 Healthcare Information Systems 
  Prerequisite: none
• PHP 305 Population Health in the Digital Age
  Prerequisite: none
• PHPM 310 Health Care in the US
  Prerequisite: none
• PHP 438 Health Profession Finance
  Prerequisite: Major in Health Sciences (Public Health, Nursing, Pharmacy or Medicine)
• PHPM 407 Health Care Economics and Policy
  Prerequisite: Permission of instructor

For questions, please contact Elise Romero emb@arizona.edu.

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