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Rockhurst University’s Helzberg School of Management has collaborated with Saint Luke's College of Nursing and Health Sciences to offer a dual Doctor of Physical Therapy and Master of Business Administration degree.
The dual DPT/MBA degree program provides leadership and management concepts to show you are ready to not only be a health care professional, but to lead and manage other professionals and even start and run your own private clinic.
Features
- Program consists of 30 MBA credit hours (excluding prerequisites) – this is 2 credit hours less than our traditional MBA program w/ healthcare concentration
- Less total credit hours means a cost savings of approximately $1,600
- Complete BOTH degrees within three years
- Most courses are two-credit-hour, eight-week courses that meet one night per week or online
- Prepares DPT students to start and manage their own clinic and take on senior and executive roles in health care administration
