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Master of Healthcare Logistics & Supply Chain Management

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Optimizing Healthcare Supply Chains

Addressing the demand for skilled professionals in the healthcare and supply chain industries. The program will prepare students to tackle critical challenges in healthcare supply chains, including improving operational efficiency, navigating global logistics networks, and managing resources during crises such as pandemics and natural disasters.

Why it Matters

The healthcare industry relies on complex supply chain systems to ensure the availability of life-saving equipment, medications, and services. Recent global events, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, competition by emerging nations, and natural disasters, highlighted vulnerabilities in these systems. This program positions UNO graduates as leaders equipped to make data-driven decisions, enhance resilience, and contribute to a more efficient healthcare ecosystem that will enhance patient care, reduce costs, and improve operational efficiency.

Program Highlights

  • Interdisciplinary Approach: Combines expertise from healthcare, logistics, and business fields.
  • Focus on Innovation: Students will explore cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, predictive analytics, and blockchain.
  • Real-World Applications: Features partnerships with local and national healthcare organizations for practical experience.

HLSCM Admissions and Degree Requirements

Admissions and degree requirements are presented in the UNO Graduate Catalog.

UNO Graduate Studies provides information on tuition, fees, and other factors to consider.

Please note that the application fee is charged by the Office of Graduate Studies, and the HLSCM program does not have the ability to waive it or cover this cost for students.

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For additional questions, please reach out to Dr. John Erickson Jr (johnerickson@unomaha.edu).

HLSCM Degree Requirements

Core Courses

BSAD 8710

Supply Chain Management

3 credits

BSAD 8066

Healthcare Analytics for Business

3 credits

CPH 502

Health Services Administration

3 credits

CPH 565

Healthcare Finance

3 credits

BSAD 8680

Supply Chain Integration

3 credits

Electives (You must take 15 credits from this list, each course is 3 credits)

BSAD 8076

International Logistics Management

 3 credits

BSAD 8376

Supply Chain Analytics

 3 credits

BSAD 8176

Emerging Trends in Supply Chain Management

 3 credits

BSAD 8336

Project Management

 3 credits

BSAD 8356

Global Sourcing and Innovation

 3 credits

BSAD 8456

Managerial Neogtiation Strategies

 3 credits

BSAD 8386

Industrial Purchasing and Logistics Management

 3 credits

CPH 563

Strategic Planning & Management in Public Health

 3 credits

CPH 566

Health Policy

 3 credits

CPH 568

Global Health Systems

 3 credits

CPH 569

Health Administration Leadership

 3 credits

CPH 580

Health Care Organizational Theory & Behavior

 3 credits

Total Credits

30

Application Deadlines (Fall 2025 and Spring 2026)

  • Fall: July 1 (June 1 for international applicants)
  • Spring: November 1
Foundation Courses
  • Applicants must have the following foundation courses completed for unconditional admission.
    • 3 hours of undergraduate-level business management or public administration
    • 3 hours of undergraduate-level math or statistics.
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Contact Us

Dr. John Erickson Jr.
Chairperson & Professor, Department of Management
Director of Masters of Healthcare Logistics & Supply Chain Management
johnerickson@unomaha.edu

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