Healthcare Specialization

The healthcare sector represents about one fifth of the US economy. With its numerous hospitals, pharmaceutical companies and laboratories, the greater New York City area is at the center of this growing sector. The Healthcare specialization is targeted at MBA students who desire to deepen their knowledge of the market forces, corporate strategies, and entrepreneurial initiatives that are shaping the sector.

Academic Advisor: Professor Michael J. Dickstein
 

Course List


REQUIRED: 
Students who select the Healthcare specialization must also complete COR1-GB.1302: Leadership in Organizations, COR1-GB.1303: Firms and Markets, and COR1-GB.2103: Strategy I and COR1-GB.2104 Strategy II (or equivalent) in addition to 9.0 credits from the list below:  

Section A: Complete at least 6 credits from the list below:

Course NumberCourse Title
ECON-GB.2110Health and Medical Care Business 
ECON-GB.2112Economics of the Pharmaceutical and Biotech Industries 
ECON-GB.2113Value-driven Health Care 
ECON-GB.2148Public Policy and Business Strategy
ECON-GB.2374Healthcare Markets
MGMT-GB.2353Managing Change
MGMT-GB.2312Biotechnology Industry: Structure & Strategy
MGMT-GB.3339Endless Frontiers Lab course
MKTG-GB.2130Innovation in Pharma & Biotech
TECH-GB.3336Data Science for Business: Managerial
or TECH-GB.2336 (substitute for TECH-GB.3336)Data Science for Business: Technical
TECH-GB.3145Healthcare Transformation, Data Analytics and Emerging Technologies


Section B: The remaining 3 credits may be selected from the list below:

Wagner 

Course NumberCourse Title
HPAM-GP.2825Continuous Quality Improvement
or MHA-GP.4871* (substitute for HPAM-GP.2825)Continuous Quality Improvement
HPAM-GP.4840Financial Management of Health Care Orgs: Principles
HPAM-GP.4841Financial Management of Health Care Orgs: Advanced Issues
or MHA-GP.2861* (substitute for HPAM-GP 4840/4841)Capital Financing and Advanced Issues in Financial Management
HPAM-GP.2846The Realities of Managing Complex Health Systems
HPAM-GP.4820Digital Revolution of Healthcare
HPAM-GP.4822Healthcare Information Technology: Public Policy and Management
or MHA-GP.4842* (substtute for HPAM-GP.4822)Healthcare Information Technology: Public Policy and Management
HPAM-GP.2852Comparative Analysis of Health Systems
HPAM-GP.4838The Making of a Healthcare Entrepreneur
or MHA-GP.4833* (substitute for HPAM-GP.4838)Entrepreneurship for Healthcare Orgs

NYU Grossman School of Medicine    

Course NumberCourse Title
BMSC-GA.4419Drug Development in a New Era
BMSC-GA.4525Introduction to Biomedical Entrepreneurship: Foundations of Biomedical Startups

School of Global Public Health    

Course NumberCourse Title
GPH-GU.2110Health Care Policy
or GPH-GU.5110 (substitute for GPH-GU.2110)Health Care Policy
GPH-GU.2244Health Care Management Science
GPH-GU.2126Healthcare Claims Data Analysis
GPH-GU.3185Health Services and Policy Research


Students may choose to select all 9.0 credits from Section A.

For Stern course descriptions, please see the Office of Records & Registration website.

For NYU Wagner course descriptions, please review this link.

For a description of BMSC-GA.4419 please review this link.

*MHA-GP online courses are only available to Stern students (a) in the summer and (b) with permission of the instructor. Use this form to request enrollment.

If you're interested in registering for a course at another NYU graduate school, please visit the Taking Courses at Other NYU Divisions webpage. Before proceeding, review the Non-Stern Pre-Approved Course List to check if your desired course has already been approved by Academic Affairs and Advising. If the course is pre-approved, follow the instructions under the "Pre-Approved Courses" tab on this page to complete your registration.