North Carolina Health Administration Degree Programs
(found 13 schools)

Listed below are all of the accredited schools in North Carolina that offer Health Administration degree programs.

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Overview

North Carolina has historically been reliant on the tobacco industry, but the state’s economy has been steadily shifting toward biotechnology and engineering. The state has the fastest growth rate of any state east of the Mississippi River, and this growth includes many opportunities in the health sector. There are several research universities that contribute to job creation in the medical and science fields.

Health Admin Education in North Carolina

North Carolina has more than 10 schools offering a variety of health care administration degrees. Health information technology and public health are some of the major concentrations of the state’s degree programs, but training is offered in just about every facet of the health administration field.

Outlook for Health Admin Careers in North Carolina

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (2010 data), health administrators in North Carolina earn an average of approximately $92,110 per year. The North Carolina Area Health Education Centers Program is a great resource offering guidance to potential health care students.