Health Administration (BAS)
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On-campus / Online
Program Description
Bismarck State College is proud to introduce its new Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Health Administration, designed to enhance your expertise and advance your career in healthcare leadership. This four-year, stackable degree program builds on existing healthcare knowledge and credentials, providing a comprehensive educational experience through a blend of general education courses and specialized health administration coursework.
Our curriculum offers a diverse range of learning formats, integrating didactic instruction with hands-on laboratory work and real-world clinical experiences to ensure a well-rounded education. In alignment with BSC’s mission, the program provides an accessible, flexible, and high-quality educational experience, supported by valuable public-private partnerships. It also addresses critical needs identified by our healthcare partners, emphasizing leadership, public health, and Medicaid/Medicare education to equip students with essential skills and knowledge.
Embark on a journey to become a leader in healthcare with Bismarck State College’s BAS in Health Administration, where quality education meets practical experience to prepare you for a successful career in the evolving field of healthcare.
Preparation
A strong science and communication background is recommended with an associate of applied science in a healthcare related field.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Bachelor of Applied Science in Health Administration from Bismarck State College will find a wealth of career opportunities in the healthcare sector. This degree opens doors to roles such as healthcare administrator, where they can oversee operations in hospitals, clinics, or nursing homes, ensuring efficient and compliant management. They may pursue positions as medical office managers, coordinating the daily operations of medical practices, or as health services coordinators, managing and implementing health programs. Opportunities also include roles as health information managers, where they handle patient data and ensure regulatory compliance, or as healthcare consultants, providing strategic advice to enhance organizational effectiveness. Additionally, graduates can step into public health administration or patient services coordination roles, working to improve community health and patient experiences. With a focus on leadership, public health, and Medicaid/Medicare education, this degree prepares students for impactful careers in various facets of healthcare management and administration.