The University recognizes that in today's complex and competitive world, there is a growing need for professionals trained at the doctoral level in business. Therefore, the University offers the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree which emphasizes research and preparation for scholarship and systematic inquiry, and requires a dissertation.
With the growing concern over health care and the economical delivery of health care services, there is an increasing requirement to bring managerial expertise to the health care industry. Health care administrators are in demand at entry and for advanced managerial positions in hospitals, in health maintenance organizations, in health insurance companies, and in governmental, public health, voluntary, and social service agencies. This specialization develops the essential managerial perspective and skills for this industry.
Graduation Requirements:
A total of 81 semester units at the graduate level beyond the Bachelor's degree must meet the following requirements: A minimum of 51 units of graduate work must be completed through the University: 27 units in instruction, and 24 units in dissertation preparation courses including the submission and defense of an accepted dissertation. Cumulative grade point average of “B”, 3.0, or higher. Satisfactory completion of the doctoral comprehensive assessment. All financial obligations to the University paid in full. Official transcripts on file for all transfer units accepted by the University, and for basis of admission.
The University may accept a maximum of 30 semester units in transfer toward the Doctorate degree for graduate course work completed at an accredited college or university with a grade average of “B” or better.
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