MBA in Healthcare Management (Online)

Entry requirements

We designed our online application process to be quick, easy and stress-free. There are five program intakes per year. Our expert admissions team can guide you through the process and answer any questions you may have.

To apply for the MBA in Healthcare Management online degree, you’ll need the following:

• Official transcripts showing a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university
• 2.5 minimum GPA on a 4.0 scale
• CV or resume
• Personal statement
• At least one letter of recommendation
• Work experience recommended
• Applicants may be asked for an interview

Months of entry

January, March, June, September, October

Course content

The global healthcare industry needs dedicated and top-skilled leaders. The online MBA in Healthcare Management degree from Lebanese American University will prepare you for leadership roles in healthcare organizations. You can transform your career with exceptional, in-demand management skills and expertise in entrepreneurship, data analysis and statistics, and strategic planning and decision making.

Unlike other MBA programs, our degree is tailored to the healthcare industry to produce leading experts with well-rounded skills. This program is also conferred by LAU New York, making it a US accredited degree. Most students complete their degree in two years, but an accelerated study option is available where you can double-up on courses and graduate in 14 months.

The MBA in Healthcare Management Degree Online includes a selection of core courses, a capstone course and electives that you may choose based on your professional interests. As you complete the curriculum, you’ll explore topics relevant to the future of healthcare, such as clinical resource management, healthcare analytics, cost accounting, business economics, health insurance management and more.

Information for international students

If English is not your first language, you will also need to supply an up-to-date English language test certificate. Graduates of recognized universities where the language of instruction is English are not required to provide formal proof of English proficiency.