Master of Science in Healthcare Technologies Management

at Medical College of Wisconsin

Modules
 

• Survey of Biomedical Engineering Technology
• Environment of Healthcare Delivery
• Biomedical Technology Assessment
• Biomedical Technology Standards and Regulations
• Ethics of Technology Utilization

A Bachelor’s degree (either completed or in the process of completing) is required for admission to any MCW graduate program. Applicants will ideally have a 3.0 or higher grade point average (GPA). Personal statements and letters of recommendation from professors, advisors, research supervisors, etc. who know you well are highly regarded in the admission process. Prior research experience is also strongly considered.

International Full Time Fees Per Year
$19,008

Healthcare institutions, medical device companies and healthcare consulting firms have a growing need for skilled professionals with technical and managerial skills and an understanding of the healthcare delivery and regulatory environments. Graduates of the program will have the education, skills and credentials needed to pursue career opportunities in a variety of settings, including:
 

• Healthcare institutions such as hospitals, clinics, health maintenance organizations and managed care agencies;
• Companies that develop, produce and market medical devices;
• Integrated service companies that install, manage and service medical equipment;
• Public health and government agencies; and
• International organizations dedicated to improving healthcare in third-world and developing countries.