Master of Science in Health Systems Management Engineering

The Master of Science in Health Systems Management Engineering program (available both on-campus and online via DEN@Viterbi) is administered by the Daniel J. Epstein Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, with courses offered through the Keck School of Medicine of USC and the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy (also a co-sponsor of the degree program).

The MS in Health Systems Management Engineering prepares students for careers in the health care industry. Hospitals and health care systems desperately need redesign from a cost, quality and productivity standpoint. Employers are seeking the skills offered in this degree.

The MS in Health Systems Management Engineering prepares students to tackle important issues within the health care industry by increasing their knowledge and skills in:

  • Health care performance improvement
  • Consulting to the health care industry
  • Health systems project management
  • Information systems for health care
  • Leadership in health care setting such as hospitals, clinics, consulting firms and government

Career Opportunities

A variety of career opportunities exist, but primarily in the areas of:

  • Quality Management
  • Internal Consulting
  • Data Analytics
  • Supply Chain
  • Operations Management
  • Strategic Planning

Earn your Master of Science in Health Systems Management Engineering online via DEN@Viterbi. Request information today.

Same Faculty. Same Program. Same Degree.

DEN@Viterbi strives to meet the needs of engineering professionals, providing the opportunity to advance your education while maintaining your career and other commitments. By breaking down geographical and scheduling barriers, DEN@Viterbi allows you to take your classes anytime and anywhere.

DEN@Viterbi students undergo the same academic requirements, curriculum, and must adhere to the same academic standards as on-campus students; therefore, your diploma is ultimately issued by the University of Southern California. There is no difference between remote students and on-campus students.