Equip students with the knowledge and skills required to work in the emerging financial technology sector.

Emphasize practical application in all aspects of the teaching and learning processes.

Develop students' ability to understand and effectively respond to changes in the business environment.

Enhance students' skills, competencies, and professional ethics to increase their chances of success in future careers, both locally and internationally.

Prepare students to obtain specialized professional certifications in financial technology.

Mailing Address

Department of Hospital Management, Faculty of Business, Philadelphia University, P.O. Box 1, Amman – Jordan 19392

Phone

+962 6 4799000, Extension: 2682

Email

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Distinguish the fundamental concepts of Hospital Management and explain the administrative decision-making process.

Classify the functions and operations of local and international healthcare institutions.

Acquire professional knowledge of quality and accreditation standards for institutions and councils related to the healthcare sector.

Evaluate business functions and their impact on sustainable organizational performance, while understanding the interrelationship between healthcare organizations and their external environment.

Communicate effectively and efficiently in both Arabic and English, whether through conversations or preparing reports and presentations.

Utilize technology to collect, analyze, and interpret data and information.

Apply critical thinking skills to make managerial decisions and solve individual and organizational problems.

Formulate strategies and make decisions aligned with professional ethical practices, sustainable development concepts, and social responsibility within the business environment.

Develop professional competence through lifelong learning and apply it globally across diverse contexts.

Assess business functions and their impact on sustainable organizational performance, while understanding the reciprocal relationship between businesses and their external environments.

Equip students with the knowledge and skills required to work in the healthcare sector.

Emphasize practical application in all aspects of the teaching and learning processes.

Develop students' ability to understand and effectively respond to changes in the business environment.

Enhance students' skills, competencies, and professional ethics to increase their chances of success in future careers, both locally and internationally.

Prepare students to obtain specialized professional certifications in healthcare.

Welcome to the Hospital Management Department

Mailing Address

Department of E-Marketing and Social Media, Faculty of Business, Philadelphia University, P.O. Box 1, Amman – Jordan 19392

Phone

+962 6 4799000, Extension: 2628

Email

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Explain the impact of e-marketing and social media on the functions and operations of markets and business institutions.

Develop innovative e-marketing solutions that leverage technology and creativity.

Apply e-marketing concepts and theories to solve problems faced by business organizations and investors.

Communicate effectively and efficiently in both Arabic and English, whether through conversations or preparing reports and presentations.

Utilize technology to collect, analyze, and interpret data and information.

Apply critical thinking skills to make managerial decisions and solve individual and organizational problems.

Formulate strategies and make decisions aligned with professional ethical practices, sustainable development concepts, and social responsibility within the business environment.

Develop professional competence through lifelong learning and apply it globally across diverse contexts.

Assess business functions and their impact on sustainable organizational performance, while understanding the reciprocal relationship between businesses and their external environments.