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Health Enterprise Management

Welcome to the Health Enterprise Management Program.

This new Kellogg School initiative coordinates and promotes groundbreaking education, research and outreach in both the services and products side of the health sector. Interest in the health sector permeates the Kellogg School. Health Enterprise Management brings together two separate programs, each with a rich tradition of excellence. The Health Industry Management Program is celebrating its 65th anniversary of training students interested in careers in the traditional areas of health services. The younger Center for Biotechnology emphasizes medical product innovation. Students seeking careers in the health industry may now complete the Health Enterprise Management major, which combines courses that emphasize the common academic foundations of the health services and health products sectors with a wide range of courses focused on each sector.

Health Enterprise Management also promotes research by faculty throughout the Kellogg School, by disseminating this work, coordinating data bases, sponsoring research seminars and conferences, and supporting doctoral students. The ideas emanating from Health Enterprise Management faculty help transform health management and policy. Health Enterprise Management faculty are frequently asked to consult with leading organizations in the public and private sectors as well as design and deliver custom education programs to industry executives.

 
Biotechnology + Health Industry Management = Health Enterprise Management.  By combining the school's longtime research strength in health products and service, Health at Kellogg creates a single powerful platform to explore this dynamic field.
 
News and Announcements

MacEachern Symposium October 30, 2009 at the Allen Center (9am-4pm)
The MacEachern lecture will be delivered by Professor Joseph P. Newhouse PhD, the John D. MacArthur Professor of Health Policy and Management at Harvard University.

Chest Case Competition: May 12, 2009
"Team Pulmo" won the first prize and walked away with $15,000 in the final round of the CHEST Foundation Case Competition, held May 12. The team included Zsolt Abonyi ’09, Scott Shurtliff ’09, Susan Bortz ’10, and McCormick student Wendy Yip. Read more
1/06/09 Healthcare and Biotechnology Speaker Series presents Marin Gjaja, partner and managing partner of BCG Chicago. His topic is:Obama Healthcare: What may change, and what might it do to the Healthcare Industry?
12/11/08 Kellogg biotechnology competition draws global interest New faculty-designed case is academic centerpiece for Biotech & Healthcare contest, which marks its fifth year by attracting scholars from top schools worldwide