University of Kentucky now offers healthcare MBA

Lexington-based University of Kentucky’s Gatton College of Business and Economics now offers a new healthcare MBA program.

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Through the program, students will take healthcare-specific courses taught by professors and healthcare leaders. Students can also opt to take the courses individually to complete UK’s Healthcare Graduate Certificate.

“Healthcare leaders are facing serious challenges in addressing the requirements of clinical medicine and effective business strategies,” said Harvie Wilkinson, JD, director of Gatton College MBA programs. “The Gatton Healthcare MBA and Healthcare Graduate Certificate are designed to give students the business knowledge and training necessary to meet today’s healthcare management challenges.”

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