Health, Technology, and Innovation specialization

Take five required courses specifically designed for Health, Technology, and Innovation students, and add electives in areas of career focus such as consulting, finance, organizational leadership, marketing, or operations management.

In the second year of the program, benefit from a tailored course schedule that fits your professional interests and goals. This unique opportunity allows you to interact with Carey students from all programs and get involved in university-wide experiences such as Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures.

Course highlights

Business Law, Health Law and Regulations: Using cutting-edge cases, you will explore medical malpractice, negligence, liability (physician, product, and corporate), criminal aspects of health care, patient consent and rights, and health care reform.

Artificial Intelligence and the Business of Health: Explore how Artificial Intelligence is re-envisioning the future of health care management and practice. This also includes opportunities to engage with the new Carey Center for Digital Health and Analytics.

Co-curriculars

Sharpen your skills, build connections throughout the program, and tap into the vast Johns Hopkins network with opportunities to engage with clinicians, researchers, engineers, and innovators across the university.

Co-curricular highlight: Hexcite

At the Hexcite early-stage medical software accelerator program, students from across Johns Hopkins match with care providers with an idea to create and market a software solution that improves patient care. Join a team of design and engineering students while working closely with Johns Hopkins Medicine clinical faculty and staff.

Engage with new health technology software from every angle. Serve as the team’s project manager, provide business support, define the business model, drive the marketing strategy, and create and lead team pitches and presentations. Develop new skills at workshops on software development, design thinking, customer interviews, and wireframing.

Following 16 weeks of inventive programming and mentorship, Hexcite teams build their technology in partnership with the Johns Hopkins Technology Innovation Center, conduct an internal pilot at Johns Hopkins, and launch a Baltimore start-up.

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