Here is what our students are saying
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Madhumita Sinha, MD, FAAP, MHSM, Class of 2008
"The MHSM program provides health professionals as well as those planning a career in health care with the knowledge and administrative skills required to understand today's complex health care industry. The degree enhanced my career and gave me the information and training needed to pursue my goals in the area of health care policy."
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Jeff Nagi, MBA/MHSM, Class of 2008
"The MBA/MHSM program at the W. P. Carey School of Health Management & Policy has been an extremely rewarding and fulfilling experience. Throughout the program, I gained a valuable foundation of knowledge, which has helped me in advancing my health career. Because of the personalized attention from faculty and staff, and the team oriented environment among students, I know that I have formed a lifetime network of personal and professional resources."
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Colleen Wheeler, MHSM, Class of 2007
"The Master of Health Sector Management degree in the School of Health Management & Policy effectively propelled me into a health care management career. The courses were taught by some of the country's most highly recognized health care researchers, and the diversity among the student body added to the richness of discussions. The curriculum provided the opportunity to become engaged in today's most critical health care and public health issues. The internship provided for real-world application of management skills tailored to meet the unique needs of the health care system. The School of Health Management & Policy has successfully merged the worlds of health and business in its Master of Health Sector Management program. "
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Russell Little, MHSM, Class of 2007
"The School of Health Management & Policy is a place of active learning to acquire the best health care knowledge, to focus on the future and create new knowledge, hone life-long learning skills, sharpen the inquisitive mind, and become a 21st century health care leader. I enjoyed the MHSM program; it challenged me to think deeply, tackle tough problems, and clearly articulate solutions to health care issues."
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Jennifer Ottolino, MBA/MHSM, Class of 2008
"As a result of my experience as a dual degree Master of Business Administration/Master of Health Sector Management student at the W. P. Carey School of Business, I feel much more prepared to take on the challenge of management within the health care industry. The rigorous curriculum enriched my understanding of the complex interplay of policy, science, and economics that takes place within the modern health care organization."
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