The Certificate in Managed Care (CMC) is designed for professionals in or preparing to enter the health care industry.
This coordinated sequence of graduate courses provides both breadth and depth in issues related to understanding health care in the United States.
Courses consider how the system evolved to its present state, how financial, legal, and governmental mandates are affecting the industry and how managed care impacts health care and society.
The courses can be taken as a stand-alone certificate. They can also be applied to the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program with a concentration in Health Administration, the M.S. in Management program with a concentration in Health Administration, or to the Master of Public Health program.
Individuals who successfully complete the Certificate in Managed Care program and apply for a Graham School of Management graduate degree will have a streamlined application process. No admission test will be required.
| BUSGR 585 | Health Care System Organization (3) |
| BUSGR 587 | Health Care Financing and Managed Care (3) |
| BUSGR 588 | Legal and Regulatory Issues in Health Administration (3) |
| BUSGR/MPH | Elective (3) Credit Hours - chosen from Graham School graduate courses |
Sr. Margaret Mary Hinz, Associate Director Graduate Programs, Graham School of Management
