Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

School of Communication, Information and Library Studies

About the University

School Administration

School of Health Professions Mission and Vision

School/Program Accreditations

Rutgers University Learning Goals

School of Health Professions Learning Outcomes

Academic Programs Available

Faculty Listing

Office of Enrollment Management and Student Services

Clinical Laboratory and Medical Imaging Sciences

Clinical and Preventive Nutrition Sciences

Health Informatics

Interdisciplinary Studies

Health Sciences, B.S.

Health Care Management, M.S.

Full-Time and Part-Time Status

Program Description

Program Director and Location

Program Learning Goals

Program Learning Outcomes

Admissions Requirements

Requirements for Graduation and Course Descriptions

Health Care Management, M.S., Gerontology Track

Health Science Careers

Physician Assistant Studies and Practice

Psychiatric Rehabilitation and Counseling Professions

Rehabilitation and Movement Sciences

School of Health Professions Academic Policies

Academic Policies and Procedures

Divisions of the University

Full-Time and Part-Time Status

The master of science in health care management (M.S.H.M.) is geared toward students who are currently employed in the health care industry seeking to expand their skills. Generally, M.S.H.M. students register for 6 credits each fall and spring semester. It typically takes students two to four years to complete the program.