Health Administration Minor

The Minor in Health Administration provides students with a strong foundation in the business and non-clinical aspects of healthcare. Designed for students interested in applying their major course work in healthcare, this program enhances their ability to understand healthcare operations, public and population health. Graduates with this minor will be well-positioned to contribute meaningfully to healthcare organizations, improving efficiency, access, and quality of care.

Curriculum (15 Credit Hours)

Required Courses (6 credit hours)

• HESA 101 - Intro To US Health Care
• HESA 110 - Medical Terminology OR HESA 120 Health Care Management

Health Services Administration Courses (9 hours of the following)

9 credit hours of HESA courses at the 200 level or above with the exceptions of HESA 370, HESA 371, and HESA 372.

Learning Objectives

• Explore Healthcare Teams: Understand the diverse roles within healthcare, their unique cultures, and how effective collaboration drives patient care.
• Navigate US Healthcare Reimbursement: Explain the different ways healthcare services are paid for in the United States.
• Analyze Healthcare Systems: Describe how social, economic, and policy factors shape the delivery of healthcare.
• Understand Population Health: Explain how to assess the health needs of diverse populations and the principles of population health.
• Communicate Clearly in Writing: Demonstrate effective written communication skills for a healthcare context.