Advance Your Career

At Webster University, we are proud of our long-term academic partnership with BJC HealthCare and how the corporate model is successfully changing lives. In addition to our RN to BSN program, the Master of Science in Nursing and Master of Science in Health Administration curricula merge solid training in health care and management with in-depth coverage of health care issues. Or improve your business acumen with our Masters of Business Administration (MBA) program, gaining knowledge in all aspects of business, while sharpening skills in professional planning, problem solving and decision-making.

BJC Cohorts are a convenient and affordable education option, with automatic registration and low tuition billed directly to BJC.

For information about our corporate cohorts program and how to apply, contact our Corporate Partner Enrollment Coach John Weseman at 314-246-2422 or johnweseman00@webster.edu.

Student Testimonial

“Eventually, I would like to be a director. If you want to stand out and advance in your career as a nurse, you have to go higher in your education.”

Kristin Castellano

MSN, '24

Partnership Programs

Our MSN program prepares nurses for a variety of leadership roles in health care delivery systems. Courses including advanced research, integrated studies, leadership, financial issues and legal issues. The classes are offered in Live Virtual format, in which a portion of your work will be completed online, in addition to a weekly class meeting with your professor and classmates via teleconferencing software.

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Earn the MSN/MHA Dual Degree

As part of the BJC HealthCare cohort, MSN students may now earn a dual degree with the Master of Health Administration. The MSN/MHA dual degree is designed for the nurses desiring to earn a master's degree, and who have interest in nursing leadership and healthcare administration. Students will complete the MSN and MHA courses simultaneously and courses are offered in the Live Virtual format. Graduation will take place once all course requirements for the dual degree have been completed.

Earning a Master of Business Administration (MBA) is a tremendous accomplishment and a valuable addition to your career. The business acumen gained through advanced classes including finance, accounting, management, marketing and economics can help guide your professional planning, problem solving and decision-making. Over 200 BJC employees who have graduated or are enrolled in this program find unmatched value in the business relationships they've established with other employees. Because the MBA cohort is open only to BJC employees, form lasting bonds in this two-and-a-half-year program. The classes are offered in Live Virtual format, in which a portion of your work will be completed online, in addition to a weekly class meeting with your professor and classmates via teleconferencing software.

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Add an Emphasis to your MBA

As part of the BJC HealthCare cohort, students can now specialize their MBA by adding one of several emphasis options: Analytics, Corporate Communications, Corporate Finance, Cybersecurity Operations, Digital Marketing Management, Enterprise Resource Planning, Health Administration, Information Technology Management, International Business, Marketing and Project Management. These options add between 6 and 12 credit hours to the MBA degree.

Our MHA program is designed to help you develop management and leadership skills while advancing your understanding of the health care delivery system. Students will study topics in such areas as health administration law, health care financial management, human resources management and statistics. The cohort format will enable BJC employees from across the organization to learn and share in a classroom setting. The classes are offered in Live Virtual format, in which a portion of your work will be completed online, in addition to a weekly class meeting with your professor and classmates via teleconferencing software.

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The bachelor of science completion program in nursing (RN to BSN) program is designed for registered nurses who wish to advance their knowledge in nursing, the sciences and liberal arts, and achieve a bachelor's degree. The program helps the registered nurse develop analytic and communication skills for professional excellence. The BSN is offered 100% online through Webster University Online. 

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Dual Degree Option: MSN/MHA

60 credit hours

Program Description

The MSN/MHA dual degree is designed for nurses desiring to earn a master's degree, who have interest in nursing leadership and health care administration. The program focuses on the business of health care with an emphasis on high quality and safe patient care delivery and outcomes. Students will attain a broad conceptual understanding of the health care industry and develop specific, focused administrative skills that will help them to guide health care organizations toward greater efficiency, effectiveness and positive patient and organizational outcomes.
 
Students will complete the MSN and MHA courses simultaneously, and courses are offered in the Live Virtual format. Graduation will take place once all course requirements for the dual degree have been completed, approximately four years. Current MSN or MHA students who meet the admission requirements and wish to switch to the dual degree will follow the same MSN/MHA dual degree program requirements and course schedule. It may be possible students that switch to the dual degree who have already completed coursework will accrue greater than the number of courses/credit hours needed to complete the dual degree as not all courses already completed will apply to the dual degree; the courses required for the MSN/MHA dual degree were designed per accreditation requirements. Should a student decide to drop one of the programs, the courses completed to that point would be transferable and count toward the single degree completion at the discretion of the individual program. 

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BJC Cohort - MBA starts each August

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BJC Cohort - MHA classes begin each October

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BJC Cohort - MSN and BSN start each August and January

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A Dynamic Curriculum

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Dedicated and Knowledgeable Faculty

Most of our faculty members work full time as senior executives in hospitals, insurance companies, health care consulting firms and other health care organizations.