Leading the business of health
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 health care sector, Carey has become a leading choice for young professionals who want to pursue a career in health.”
Carey has the unparalleled advantage of being part of the nation’s first and most trusted research university. Through our expertise, interdisciplinary collaboration, and foresight, we are generating the power to shape solutions to the world’s most common – and most pressing – challenges.
Building for what's next
We channel AI-driven and data science models for research, teaching, and experiential learning
We 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 degree with a business of health specialization
By the numbers
Over 25% of our faculty specialize in the business of health
Our experts are shaping more than 60 collaborative health-related research projects
We have three dedicated centers at the forefront of the industry
Center for Digital Health and Artificial Intelligence
Center for Health Systems and Policy Modeling
Hopkins Business of Health Initiative
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.”
Alex Triantis
Dean
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School
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“Few business schools have as enviable a position in the business of health as Johns Hopkins Carey Business School. By leveraging the university’s strengths in the health care sector, Carey has become a leading choice for young professionals who want to pursue a career in health.”
John A. Byrne
Founder and CEO
Poets&Quants
The Carey advantage
Hear directly from Poets&Quants Founder and CEO John A. Byrne and Carey alumna Vanessa Battista (DNP/MBA '21) about the difference Carey Business School makes in the business of health. The conversation, which includes Carey Dean Alex Triantis, covers academic programs, experiential learning opportunities available to students, the school’s premier research, what sets the program and its graduates apart, and much more.
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Our faculty experts are on the cutting of research initiatives to advance the business of health.
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Media contact
To arrange an interview with one of our faculty or business of health experts, please contact:
Maggie Ward, Media Relations Specialist
mward67@jh.edu | 724-814-2530