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The Health Care MBA program has approximately 90 active students, representing over 50 organizations.
Gain A Whole New Perspective
Globalization is increasing, and so is the need for health care professionals who understand how business is done in key markets around the world. The international residency is a great opportunity to enrich your global business and cultural knowledge, forge exciting new connections, and gain an international edge.
As part of the Health Care MBA program, you will complete a Global Health Care Innovation course. During this 7 to 10 day residency, you’ll visit hospitals, companies and innovation centers in one or more foreign countries.
The international residency was added to the Health Care MBA in 2017, and has greatly enhanced learning opportunities for students. The residency is designed to help you learn to:
- Create work environments where innovative ideas can flourish
- Identify and evaluate new opportunities
- Transform innovations into profitable businesses
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Fall International Residency: Prague, Czech Republic
As part of their Global Innovation course, the Health Care MBA travels to Prague. Site visits include the Institute of Clinical & Experimental Medicine, the General University Hospital, the Merck Innovation Center and Advanced Health Economic Solutions at Charles University.
In the Thick of ACA Action
A Washington DC trip puts a Health Care MBA cohort in the thick of ACA action.
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09/09/20
Academic Convocation: Gratitude and Hope for 2020-21
Nearly 600 St. Thomas community members gathered virtually over Zoom for the 2020-21 academic convocation, in which two important topics – the COVID-19 pandemic and racial injustice – were frequently addressed.
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09/03/20
Tommie Entrepreneurs Recognized for Innovation
It has been a busy summer for Tommie entrepreneurs.
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08/24/20
Marketing Professor Gino Giovannelli Launches Digital Transformation Podcast
Inspired by his numerous appearances on the "By All Means" podcast, Opus College of Business Marketing Professor Gino Giovannelli decided to start his own.
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