Carey is named “best in class” for the business of health
Poets&Quants says, “Given its massive size, reaching $4.5 trillion in annual spending, and its importance, the business of health will likely rival technology as a major employer of MBAs in years to come. Even so, few business schools have as enviable a position in the business of health as Johns Hopkins University’s Carey Business School. By leveraging the university’s strengths in the healthcare sector, Carey has become a leading choice for young professionals who want to pursue a career in health.”
Building for what’s next in the business of health
We leverage AI-driven and data science models for research, teaching, and experiential learning.
Our world-renowned faculty and business of health experts adapt our academic programming and curriculum to the demands of the market.
We’re one of the first 10 business schools to achieve STEM designation for our entire full-time MBA with a business of health specialization.
By the Numbers
over
of our faculty specialize in the business of health
more than
collaborative health-related research projects shaped by our experts
dedicated centers at the forefront of the health industry
We have three dedicated centers at the forefront of the industry
Our faculty experts are on the cutting edge of research initiatives to advance the business of health.
”The business of health is a growing field hungry for innovative products and business solutions, and we are uniquely positioned to be a national hub for innovation and technology."
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School
Expert analysis in the media
Our faculty experts are on the cutting edge of research initiatives to advance the business of health.
- Tinglong Dai: 3D printing pills is nothing new, but its future is still wide open – Read more in Healthcare Brew
- Ge Bai: Low utilization is closing rural hospitals – Read more in The Hill
- Tinglong Dai and Dan Polsky: Everyone agrees AI scribes are increasing health care costs. No one agrees what to do about it – Read more in STAT
- Dan Polsky: From discovery to delivery: Examining US health innovation and performance in a global context - Read more in Economic Impact
- Dan Polsky: Beyond The Global Budget: Maryland’s Next Chapter Must Engage Clinicians - Read more in Health Affairs
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