Stonehill’s AUPHA certified Healthcare Management Department provides students with a solid foundation in the leadership, managerial and methodological skills that drive our healthcare system.
Extensive career preparation combined with Stonehill’s compassionate culture are helping healthcare management majors grow into leaders with heart.
Stonehill's Healthcare Management program combines courses focused on core skills with in-depth internships and a solid liberal arts foundation.
The primary objectives are to prepare Stonehill College students:
Students who graduate with a degree in healthcare management (sometimes called healthcare administration) gain critical leadership and management skills. They also gain the opportunity to improve the state of healthcare and lives of others.
Stonehill’s program, a part of the Leo J. Meehan School of Business, gives students a firm understanding of business principles supplemented by solid grounding in the liberal arts. This approach provides students with an understanding of important healthcare issues and basic managerial and leadership skills.
All HCM majors (except students who are double majors) are required to complete one of the 4-course concentrations offered by the department:
Students can then choose electives to focus on specific areas of interest, such as:
The Healthcare Management program at Stonehill College has been recognized by College Rank as the No. 4 place in the country to study medical administration services. Another ranking by the Bachelors Degree Center placed Stonehill's HCM program in the Top 25 nationwide.
College Rank lists Stonehill’s Healthcare Management program fourth in the nation among similar degree programs.
Bachelors Degree Center in 2021 ranked Stonehill's Healthcare Management program No. 9 nationwide.
Six months after graduation, 100 percent of Class of 2018 healthcare management graduates are employed, in top graduate programs or engaged in postgraduate service.
Students in the healthcare management program are required to complete a 400-hour internship for credit, setting students apart when applying for their first job.
Stonehill healthcare management majors find work in hospitals, home care and managed care organizations, health maintenance organizations, hospices, planning and consulting firms, and international service organizations. Learn more about where our graduates work.
Organizations involved in assessing U.S. colleges and universities continually cite Stonehill as being among the best in the nation when it comes to value, outcomes and a commitment to making the world a better place. See full list of accolades.
Stonehill moved up 62 places in this year’s WSJ “America's Best Colleges 2024” rankings, putting it in the top 12 among Massachusetts schools and top 6 percent nationally.
After considering input for 165,000 at colleges and universities across the country, The Princeton Review recently ranked Stonehill College 19th out of 389 schools for quality of life.
Less than 20% of the 700 schools on Money’s 2023 Best College list, including Stonehill, received 4.5 stars or higher in the magazine’s 5-star rating system.
Two healthcare administration majors use Stonehill’s summer research program to address issues of accommodation and access in the nation’s health system.
Growing up in Amesbury, the daughter of a nurse, Meaghan Sydlowski “was never interested in medicine — and I hated shots.” Everything changed at Stonehill, where her vague calling to work in service and social justice was sharpened into a clear passion for public health.
