Jeff Eyet
Also teaches at:
UC BERKELEY
2 years
Students enrolled year-round can earn their degree in as little as two years.
$2,440/quarter
Full Pell Grant recipients can attend with little to no out-of-pocket tuition costs.1
[1] Financial aid is available to those who qualify. Eligibility is determined through the FAFSA and may vary by student.
Live Online Classes
With professors who also teach at world-class universities.
AI Skills
Build practical AI skills with ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude.
Healthcare is changing fast. Graduate ready for what's next.
The Applied AI concentration within the Associate of Science in Healthcare Administration program at Campus is designed to prepare you for a healthcare industry that looks nothing like it did a decade ago. This program pairs the core foundations of healthcare administration with hands-on AI coursework, giving you fluency in both the systems that run healthcare organizations and the tools that are transforming them.
You'll learn to analyze real clinical and administrative documents, build custom AI tools and apply data-driven insights to the kinds of decisions healthcare professionals make every day. Graduates leave with more than a degree, they leave with a portfolio of technical projects that demonstrates their skills to employers from day one. In a field where the demand for AI-fluency continues to grow, this program is designed to help you build skills aligned with the evolving use of AI in healthcare environments.
Learn to solve real-world challenges within the industry
The Applied AI concentration is designed to cultivate a wide range of skills that are essential for success in today's rapidly evolving healthcare landscape. Unlike programs that teach AI in isolation, each course builds on the last, moving from AI literacy to workflow integration and tool development, so you graduate with a cohesive body of work, not a collection of disconnected skills. These include:
- Integrate ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude into real administrative workflows, building familiarity with AI tools that are increasingly being adopted across healthcare organizations.
- Use AI tools to analyze real-world business documents including market research, patient feedback, legal contracts and turn them into insights that drive strategic decisions.
- Apply AI to cut through the complexity of healthcare documentation, from regulatory filings and compliance reports to patient feedback and administrative contracts, surfacing what matters quickly and accurately.
- Build and deploy functional AI-powered applications using AI-assisted development tools and publishing completed projects to a professional GitHub portfolio, a hands-on capability that sets graduates apart in the entry-level job market.
- Design and present AI implementation strategies that account for patient privacy, regulatory requirements and responsible deployment within healthcare organizations.
Healthcare is hiring. AI fluency can help you stand out.
Healthcare is the fastest-growing industry in the country, and AI is moving through it faster than most organizations can keep up with. Nearly 8 in 10 health systems are already running AI projects, but only half feel equipped to actually implement them. That gap isn't a technology problem. It's a talent problem. The promise of AI depends on people who know how to use it. In fact, 46% of leaders identify skill gaps as a significant barrier to AI adoption. This program is designed to help you build that skill set.
1.98M
new jobs projected in healthcare. More than any other industry.
Fastest Growing
Healthcare is projected to see the largest total employment increase through 2034
Program Costs
Grants and other forms of tuition assistance are available to those who qualify. To find out what you're eligible for, contact an admissions counselor.
Tuition and Fees
- Admissions Registration Fee:
- $0
- Enrollment Deposit:
- $20
- Full Program Tuition:
- $19,520
- Books and Supplies:
- Included in Tuition
- Total:
- $19,540
Students enrolled in 7–12 credits per quarter are charged a flat tuition rate of $2,440. Students taking 6 credits or fewer are charged $200 per credit. Students enrolling in more than 12 credits are charged the flat rate of $2,440, plus $200 per credit for each additional credit above 12.
| Academic Year* | Calendar Year** | |
|---|---|---|
| Quarter 1 | $2,440 | $2,440 |
| Quarter 2 | $2,440 | $2,440 |
| Quarter 3 | $2,440 | $2,440 |
| Quarter 4 | — | $2,440 |
| Annual Cost | $7,320 | $9,760 |
*Students completing three quarters per year will complete the program in 2.5 years.
**Most Campus students attend classes during all four quarters of the year.
A one-time $20 enrollment deposit may be required, to reserve a student's seat in class. Refund eligibility and applicable terms vary by program and enrollment status. Additional details regarding enrollment deposit terms, deferrals, and refund conditions can be found in the Campus Catalog.
Financial aid is available to those who qualify. Eligibility is determined through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and other applicable requirements. Awards may vary based on financial need, program, enrollment status, and availability of funds. Campus does not guarantee financial aid or student loan approval.
Meet your professors
You'll gain unparalleled access to professors who also teach at prestigious institutions like UC Berkeley and NYU. Our Applied AI faculty are subject matter experts with extensive online and industry experience, enhancing your virtual classroom experience. Engage with these experts through dynamic live sessions and optional weekly office hours, ensuring your learning is both interactive and enriching.
Learn more about our professors here.
Program courses
Concentration Overview
Students in the Online Associate of Science in Healthcare Administration degree program with a concentration in Applied AI must complete 96 quarter credits, which includes specialized coursework in AI. As part of the eight-quarter program, students will engage in six Applied AI courses that focus on equipping them with the skillset necessary for the evolving healthcare landscape.
Visit the Healthcare Administration program page to explore the full course sequence.
Each quarter spans 11 weeks, consisting of 10 weeks of instruction followed by a final exam week. Below are the detailed course descriptions for the entire program.
Course descriptions for the AI Concentration
Learn how AI works, what it can and can't do, and how it's being applied across healthcare, business, IT, and beyond. This course builds the foundational knowledge and ethical judgment you need to use AI tools confidently and responsibly from day one.
A hands-on course in sourcing, cleaning and analyzing data using AI tools and communicating what it means to the people who need to act on it. You'll work through real-world scenarios, transforming raw data into insights and decision-ready narratives that drive organizational decisions. (Fulfills GE.150)
Students learn to analyze the real-world documents that inform organizational decisions — from market research, to public reports and formal agreements — using ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. You'll develop the qualitative research skills to extract actionable insights from complex sources and translate them into strategic recommendations for decision-makers. (Fulfills MED.130)
Step into a functional role within a simulated organization and apply everything from previous courses to real workflows in areas such as communications, operations, administration or finance. You'll build a custom AI assistant tailored to your chosen function and produce a portfolio of analytical deliverables that you can present in a job interview or transfer application. (Fulfills MED.135)
Go beyond using AI to actually building with it. Using AI coding assistants as collaborative partners, you'll develop four complete applications of increasing complexity and publish a domain-relevant portfolio project that demonstrates real technical problem-solving skills to employers. (Fulfills HA.140)
The capstone course that brings everything together. You'll expand your work across multiple professional functions, refine your custom AI assistant and produce a polished portfolio that demonstrates strategic AI fluency and the kind of cross-functional thinking expected from entry-level professionals. (Fulfills HA.299)
The online student experience
All classes in the Campus Scholars programs are live so that you can directly interact with professors and peers. We keep things engaging by holding lively discussions and debates, breakout sessions, forums, and more.
FAQ
No. The Applied AI concentration courses are built directly into your degree program and fulfill existing graduation requirements. You earn your Healthcare Administration degree and AI concentration on the same timeline with no additional credits required.
Graduates are prepared for entry-level roles in healthcare administration, health information management, medical office management and healthcare operations. The AI concentration helps you build practical skills in applying AI tools to administrative workflows, data analysis and compliance functions in healthcare settings. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects medical and health services managers to grow 23.2% through 2034, making this one of the fastest-growing occupations in the country.
A traditional healthcare administration degree teaches you how healthcare organizations operate. This program does that and prepares you to work in the AI-enabled version of those organizations. You'll graduate knowing how to analyze healthcare data, work with compliance and regulatory documents using AI tools and build custom AI assistants tailored to administrative functions. Every course produces a tangible deliverable, so you leave with a portfolio of real work rather than just a diploma.
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