Opportunities for graduates with a health services administration degree are increasing at a higher rate than average for all occupations, and the typical entry-level education required is a bachelor’s degree (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics).
29%
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
$62,040
Undergraduate class of 2023, one year out
What Type of Job Skills Will You Gain From a Health Services Administration Degree?
Drexel LeBow’s Bachelor of Science in Health Service Administration provides you with a foundation in general management and economic principles related to health care and services, as well as an understanding of the administrative structure, operations and policies of the health care, services and related industries. Your co-operative education experience helps you understand how to apply what you are learning while developing the confidence and professionalism attractive to future employers.
What Can You Do With a Degree in Health Services Administration?
Graduates with a background in health services administration are prepared for a wide range of entry-level positions in areas such as health care leadership and management, health care consulting, health policy analytics, pharmaceutical sales and more.
Innovative Industries in Health Services Administration
- Government & Public Health Agencies
- Health Care Advocacy Organizations
- Health Care Consulting Firms
- Health Information/Technology Companies
- Health Marketing Firms
- Health Analysis and Policy Firms
- Hospital Administration
- Managed Care/Insurance Organizations
- Nonprofit Health & Social Services Agencies
- Pharmaceutical Corporations
- Physician Offices/Outpatient Centers
- Specialty Health Services Facilities
Top Co-op Employers
- AstraZeneca
- Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
- ECRI Institute
- GBS/CIDP Foundation International
- Gift of Life Donor Program
- KinderCare Learning Center
- Trinity Health
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