Stevens-Henager

Master Degree Programs at Stevens-Henager

• Master of Business Administration Description: Enhance your proficiency as a business professional by earning your MBA from Stevens-Henager College. This comprehensive program is focused on helping you become a competent leader and manager in a variety of business settings by helping you increase your skills in organization dynamics, corporate finance, statistics, communication, and more.

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• Master of Business Administration (Online) Description: The Master of Business Administration (MBA) is a prestigious degree, providing a major opportunity to advance one's career in management. The curriculum offers exactly what is needed for today's management leaders: knowledge of strategic management, management information systems, financial management strategies, marketing, decision–making, leadership, and much more. Students from a variety of educational and workplace backgrounds may enroll in this generalist program, which seeks to prepare its diverse student body for the business challenges of the 21st century. To enroll in this program, applicant must have at least one year or the equivalent of full-time professional work experience.

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• Master of Science in Healthcare Administration Description: The Master of Science in Healthcare Administration can give you the education and background you need to evaluate and improve health policies. you'll learn to recognize opportunities and develop procedures to make the delivery of healthcare services more efficient and effective. Successful completion of this program can help give you the skills and credentials you need to be considered for senior health service administration or policy analyst positions.

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• Master of Science in Healthcare Administration (Online) Description: the health care industry focuses more on keeping people healthy, the role of the health care administrator is changing. Playing a leading role in the planning, organization, and operation of hospitals, sub–acute units, nursing homes, clinics, and other health care facilities, the administrator sets the overall direction for the organization. Health care administrators are responsible for quality health care as well as financial viability and cost containment. The M.S. in Health Care Administration offers courses that give you the skills to administer and manage a variety of health care programs. Graduates may find administrative positions in hospitals, nursing homes, long–term care facilities, HMOs, or community–based clinics.

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• Master of Science in Healthcare Informatics Description: The Master of Science in Healthcare Informatics program is designed to prepare graduates for positions such as Healthcare Chief Information Officer (CIO) and IT/ IN Director. The program addresses the growing need for professionals who possess both analytical skills and business acumen with the goal of improving healthcare delivery systems through information technology and management. Informatics is a key function of the healthcare delivery system in the United States and provides for the management and maintenance of health records in hospitals, clinics, health departments, insurance companies, governmental agencies and other settings. A Health Informatics professional works with senior executive, professional, clinical, ancillary and administrative staff, and is responsible for all aspects of information technology and management in the healthcare setting.

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• Master of Science in Healthcare Informatics (Online) Description: The Master of Science in Healthcare Informatics program is designed to prepare graduates for positions such as Healthcare Chief Information Officer (CIO) and IT/ IN Director. The program addresses the growing need for professionals who possess both analytical skills and business acumen with the goal of improving healthcare delivery systems through information technology and management. Informatics is a key function of the healthcare delivery system in the United States and provides for the management and maintenance of health records in hospitals, clinics, health departments, insurance companies, governmental agencies and other settings. A Health Informatics professional works with senior executive, professional, clinical, ancillary and administrative staff, and is responsible for all aspects of information technology and management in the healthcare setting.

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• Master of Science in Information Systems Description: The Master of Science in Information Systems program is designed to help students gain employment with the office of the Chief Information Officer (CIO), Information Technology/Information Systems/Information Management Director, systems analyst, systems architect, and strategic technologist. This program addresses the growing need for professionals who need to possess both analytical skills and business acumen with the goal of improving business through information technology and management. Technical expertise alone is not sufficient for success, and students will need to be skilled in the topics of understanding how to organize information, analyze user information, design or evaluate information systems that allow for efficient and effective user interaction, be able to provide and assure the quality and value of information to decision makers, understand the economic and social environment in which their organization functions, be familiar with relevant issues in law, economics, ethics, and management.

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• Master of Science in Information Systems (Online) Description: The Master of Science in Information Systems program is designed to help students gain employment with the office of the Chief Information Officer (CIO), Information Technology/Information Systems/Information Management Director, systems analyst, systems architect, and strategic technologist. This program addresses the growing need for professionals who need to possess both analytical skills and business acumen with the goal of improving business through information technology and management. Technical expertise alone is not sufficient for success, and students will need to be skilled in the topics of understanding how to organize information, analyze user information, design or evaluate information systems that allow for efficient and effective user interaction, be able to provide and assure the quality and value of information to decision makers, understand the economic and social environment in which their organization functions, be familiar with relevant issues in law, economics, ethics, and management.

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• Master of Science in Nursing Administration Description: Administrative and leadership roles in the healthcare industry require knowledge of management, organizational theory, ethics, legal issues, and the delivery of healthcare systems. This program is designed to give you the proficiency you need in these areas to make a difference in the nursing community and better serve the overall health delivery system. Focus is also placed on health policy, information systems, and the management of human, material, and fiscal resources. As a graduate of this program, you can be ready for entry-level positions in management of nursing personnel in a variety of healthcare fields.

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• Master of Science in Nursing Administration (Online) Description: The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program develops the knowledge and skills required of registered nurses and enables nurses to pursue more challenging careers in the health care environment. The program combines nursing theory with the advanced practice concepts necessary to work successfully within the structure and culture of a variety of health care organizations. To be admitted to the MSN program, you must have a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree earned at an accredited institution with a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher, and must have a valid Registered Nurse (RN) license within the United States. The MSN curriculum consists of four core courses and eight advanced courses that provide specialization in one of four nursing concentration areas: community health, gerontology, nursing administration, and wellness.

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