A volatile world calls for professionals ready to respond to any emergency. A degree in emergency response management from Indiana Tech will prepare you to excel in this rewarding and vital field.

Indiana Tech’s Bachelor of Science in Emergency Response Management will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need in emergency planning, prevention, mitigation, response and recovery – skills that are in-demand by a wide range of employers:

• State and federal homeland security agencies
• Local and state law enforcement and fire departments
• Local, state and federal emergency management agencies
• Corporations seeking to protect people and facilities
• Non-profit emergency planning and response organizations
• The U.S. military

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The need for leaders in global health has never been more critical. COVID-19 magnified the need for leaders to be prepared to advance comprehensive strategies and solutions to a broad range of global health challenges that impact the vitality of our communities. To help organizational leaders in business, health care, the non-profit sector, government and more address wide-ranging global health challenges and opportunities, Indiana Tech has developed several programs in global health leadership—a graduate certificate, a master of science, a master of business administration concentration and a PhD in global health leadership.

All programs are offered fully online. Students will learn about topics including global disease management, health care finance, global health leadership, decision-making for global health and more.

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• M.S. in Global Health Leadership
• MBA in Global Health Leadership
• Graduate certificate in Global Health Leadership
• PhD in Global Leadership with a Global Health Leadership Concentration

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment in health care occupations is projected to grow 16 percent from 2020 to 2030, much faster than the average for all occupations. During that time, this field will add about 2.6 million new jobs, mainly due to an aging population leading to greater demand for health care services. As such, hospitals, private clinics, nursing homes and assisted living facilities will need outstanding health care administrators to oversee the departments that deliver day-to-day patient care within those organizations.

To help prepare qualified candidates to fill those professional needs, Indiana Tech has developed three programs in health care administration—a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration concentrating in health care administration, a graduate certificate and an undergraduate certificate. These programs will prepare you for a wide array of positions across the health care sector, including clinic director, hospice care director, health services manager, practice administrator, medical records manager or practice/office manager.

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• Undergraduate certificate in Health Care Administration
• B.S. in Health Care Administration
• Graduate certificate in Health Care Administration

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment in health care occupations is projected to grow 16 percent from 2020 to 2030, much faster than the average for all occupations. During that time, this field will add about 2.6 million new jobs, mainly due to an aging population leading to greater demand for health care services. As such, hospitals, clinics, nursing homes and medical supply and support organizations will need outstanding health care managers to provide quality overall management and big-picture thinking to keep those entities thriving.

To help prepare qualified candidates to fill those professional needs, Indiana Tech offers a Master of Business Administration concentrating in health care management. It will prepare you for a wide array of positions across the health care sector, including hospital administrator, medical/health services manager, administrative services manager, physicians’ clinic manager, nursing home manager or health care compliance officer.

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Health information management is essential for successful patient care. That’s why health information management is one of the fastest growing career fields today. Health employers of every description are seeking skilled professionals who can effectively manage and analyze health care data.

Indiana Tech’s online Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need in health information management and analysis, data systems development, data mining and regulatory compliance. Our program focuses on health information technology and systems, project managing, medical coding, health information management, and privacy and security.

In addition, our program has been accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM), the accrediting organization for degree-granting programs in health informatics and health information management.

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• B.S. in Health Information Management
• Graduate Certificate in Health Information and Cybersecurity

Federal regulations that require the use of electronic health records are expected to create tens of thousands of jobs in health information technology within the next three years. With an Associate of Science in Health Information Technology, you can be well-prepared to compete for one of these sought-after positions.

Our program starts with a solid basis in math and English then adds expertise in medical coding, reimbursement and the privacy and security of patient records. Students will have hands-on experiences with the electronic health record (EHR) and project management as it relates to EHR implementation. They will use computer applications to assemble and analyze patient data to improve patient care or control costs. The coursework and field experience prepares students for the specific work skills identified by health care industry employers and the profession’s strategic vision.

Our program is proving successful as it has been accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM), the accrediting organization for degree-granting programs in health informatics and health information management.

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• Undergraduate Certificate in Health Science
• Undergraduate Certificate in Medical Coding
• A.S. in Health Information Technology