The Health Management & Policy curriculum includes the core concepts of public health with specific instruction in management, finance, strategy, policy, economics, and ethics.

Students graduating from this track will be able to:

• Conceptualize, analyze and resolve problems related to health services delivery and finance.
• Identify and apply economic, financial, legal, organizational, political, and ethical theories and frameworks.
• Employ appropriate qualitative and quantitative techniques to manage human, fiscal, technological, information, physical, and other resources.
• Establish and manage systems and processes to assess organizational performance for continuous improvement of quality, safety, and effectiveness.
• Act ethically and professionally, and be responsive to community variations in cultures and sociodemographics.
• Lead in all levels of public and private health services organizations.
• Communicate, solve problems and make decisions related to health policy and management in the public and private sectors.
• Integrate theory and practice to plan, implement, and evaluate strategies and policies in health services programs, systems, and organizations.