Health Care majors draw on a rich variety of electives within the Health Care Management Department, other Wharton Departments, and courses across the university. They also benefit from an interdisciplinary faculty based in Wharton, the Perelman School of Medicine, and other Penn schools and departments, along with adjunct faculty with extensive practical experience.
STAT is by placement only. The degree and major requirements displayed are intended as a guide for students entering in the Fall of and later. Students should consult with their academic program regarding final certifications and requirements for graduation.
Health Care Management, MBA The Health Care Management major builds on the established strength of the core curriculum to provide expertise in the complex and distinctive features of the dynamic and rapidly changing health care industry.
The Health Care Management major differs from others at Wharton in that: Students must choose the major at the time of application to Wharton, and The major integrates academic and professional development, helping students to obtain summer and permanent positions.
HCMG In addition, the Health Care Management program has a two-day Pre-term session just prior to the Wharton Pre-term , which is typically at the end of July.
You are strongly encouraged to check on the exact dates, so there is not a conflict with a July elective if you choose to do one. Any advice on choosing to finish the program in the Fall versus the Spring semester of the last year? Perelman medical students may take their final semester of Business School courses either in the Fall or Spring of their 5th year.
Most students elect to take the final Business School semester in the Spring, so they have time in the Fall to submit their residency applications and go on interviews. However, residency interviews usually continue through January and sometimes early February, so you will need to contact your Wharton instructors, if you know you will miss class due to an interview.
What is the course workload like at Wharton? The course workload is comparable to other graduate programs. Wharton does not have scholarships specifically for Perelman medical students. Are Perelman medical students only able to apply to the Health Care Management major? The business skills you learn at Wharton are transferable in many fields and positions. For information on recent graduates, check out the Resume Books on Wharton's website.
Disclaimer Please note that policies concerning admissions, curriculum, funding, and financial aid are subject to change. Additionally, though variations in the curriculum may be possible, any change will need prior approval and may have financial implications.
This website is meant to provide preliminary general overview information only. Students interested in or enrolled in the program should seek personal advising from relevant faculty and staff. Interested students have several resources: Wharton MBA — the Master of Business Administration program website provides detailed information on the program and application process.
These are good resources if you have questions about the MBA program in general, financial aid, admissions process, etc. All of these resources indicate different ways you can use the MBA. Prospective students are encouraged to speak directly with current students for more complete and nuanced insights. As always, it is also a good idea to seek out advice from multiple resources e. Email announcements are sent out to students prior to the event. Check out the full recording of the October 21, Zoom info session here.
Perelman School of Medicine PSOM Financial Aid Office — As soon as a student is considering the pursuit of an integrated dual degree program, financial aid counseling and planning is strongly advised. Additional business-oriented resources on Penn's campus: PennHealthX events — PennHealthX offers a range of events on topics related to healthcare management, entrepreneurship, and technology.
We cannot accept any credits from other programs. You can pursue another program in your own time, but you would still be required to complete all Wharton credit units as prescribed by the full-time MBA program.
As a full-time MBA student, you are expected to be at Wharton and pay tuition for four full semesters. If you are interested in other programs not listed on the website, please contact the program office of that respective program.
For most dual degree programs, you can apply to the other program during your first year at Wharton. However, this may extend your time at Penn.
Due to the volume of such requests, we are unable to connect prospective students with current students in every dual degree program. Please review the profiles of our Admissions Fellows and request to be connected with a current MBA student who most closely aligns with your interests.
Skip to content Skip to main menu Academics » Interdisciplinary Programs. More MBA Stories. Application Requirements for Interdisciplinary Programs. The Master in Public Policy MPP equips future leaders with a conceptual framework and the specific skills they will need to be successful in public service. The initial emphasis of the curriculum is on building a strong conceptual foundation for analysis, management, and advocacy. Applying for a Dual MBA Degree Program You can apply for one of the dual-degree programs if you are a current first-year student at one of our partner schools except any of the Medical Sciences programs, which have different application guidelines or you plan to pursue the first year of the dual degree at Wharton.
Dual Degree FAQs. What is the difference between an MBA and Masters degree? Is Health Care Management a major or a separate health care program? Are there any dual degree programs that will not allow me to start at Wharton? Are admissions decisions for dual degree programs made by one committee?
Can I create my own dual degree with a school not listed on the website?
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