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Coffee Chat in Baltimore: Design Leadership MA/MBA, Part-time MS in Information Systems and AI, Dual Degree Programs

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Date: Wednesday April 22, 2026
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Time: 9:00am – 5:00pm EST

Lead health care innovations

With the advantage of being part of the nation’s first and most trusted research university, tap into the top-ranked Johns Hopkins Schools of Medicine and Nursing, and the Bloomberg School of Public Health to gain business skills and improve quality and access to health care in all industries.

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    Fall Term
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    Full-time
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    In-Person
  • Location
    Baltimore, MD
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    9 Months
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    30 Credits
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    $78,500*

    *See full costs details. All students are considered for scholarships.

Benefits & Highlights

  • Lead and innovate in the evolving health care industry
  • Leverage the resources of the Johns Hopkins Health System and Hopkins Business of Health Initiative
  • Hands-on learning from taught by our distinguished faculty to bring students to the frontier of health care quality and leadership

Who Should Apply

The full-time MS in Health Care Management program is designed for recent graduates and early career professionals wanting to gain the confidence and skills to make a difference in today’s health systems.

Program Overview

Reshape health systems by growing your capability in decision-making, strategy, and leadership; emerge ready to intervene meaningfully across a volatile, complex healthcare ecosystem.

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    Baltimore, MD, Online and Washington, D.C.
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    5 Months
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    Healthcare, Leadership

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Upcoming Courses

January 29-May 16, 2027 (times and locations may vary)
The Academy for Transformative Health Care Leadership
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Advance discovery with business strategy

Scientific breakthroughs don’t change the world on their own; leaders do. The MBA/MS in Biotechnology dual degree brings together the scientific foundations of biotechnology with the strategic and managerial training of an MBA to lead in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and life sciences. You’ll master the science behind innovation and gain the financial, operational, and leadership skills to scale it.

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Benefits & Highlights

  • Dual expertise: Earn an MBA from Carey Business School and an MS in Biotechnology from the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences AAP.
  • Interdisciplinary advantage: Combine deep knowledge of biotechnology, research, and regulatory science with business, finance, and leadership skills.
  • Career impact: Prepare for leadership roles in biopharma, healthcare, policy, or biotech entrepreneurship with a credential that bridges science and business.
  • The Johns Hopkins MBA program is 54 credits, 18 of which may be applied from the MS in Biotechnology program

Who Should Apply

Professionals in biotech or the life sciences seeking business expertise to lead

Clinically grounded. Strategically focused.

As the healthcare landscape grows more complex, the need for leaders who understand both clinical care and business strategy has never been greater. The MBA/MSN in Healthcare Organizational Leadership dual degree equips experienced nurses to lead systems, teams, and innovation at every level of healthcare.   

Build upon your nursing expertise while developing your leadership skills, preparing you to direct units, departments, or entire organizations. Offered in flexible formats with multiple pacing options, this 61 credit program prepares you for leadership roles in hospitals, health systems, and healthcare delivery organizations.

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Benefits & Highlights

  • Dual credentials: Earn both an MBA and an MSN to lead across clinical and operational domains. 
  • Integrated curriculum: Combine healthcare leadership, policy, and business acumen in one program. 
  • Flexibility: MBA coursework is delivered either onsite, online, or blended; MSN courses and practicums are primarily in person.
  • The Johns Hopkins MBA program is 54 credits, 18 of which may be applied from the MSN in Healthcare Organizational Leadership program.

Who Should Apply

Nursing professionals seeking the business and leadership skills to advance into management.

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