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IU · O'Neill
O'Neill School of Public & Environmental Affairs · B.S.
The Healthcare Management and Policy major focuses on the complex issues surrounding healthcare policy and practice as well as healthcare administration and management. In addition to management and policy, course topics include health finance and economics, hospital administration, epidemiology, managed care, legal aspect of healthcare, and more. Students will also gain valuable experience in the healthcare industry with professional field experience as part of their graduation requirements.
Healthcare Management and Policy majors are prepared for careers in the public and private sectors: hospital administration, long term care management, insurance, consulting, and more.
Finance · Government, Politics, and Public Service · Healthcare
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Whole school, not this major · 2023–24 graduates
Employed (full- or part-time) or continuing their education: 98%
O'Neill School, all undergraduates whose status is known
82% knowledge rate.
Source: O'Neill Career Services: Undergraduate Career Outcomes
Whole school, not this major · 2023–24 graduates
Median salary across all sectors: $53k
O'Neill School, all undergraduates
Source: O'Neill Career Services: Undergraduate Career Outcomes
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