The costs of treatement and the need for health care are increasing day by day. This  also  increases the need for professional health care managers who have competencies to ensure that resources are used more efficiently. Morever, the quality and the adequency of accounting and finance courses required during the undergraduate and graduate education is very important for professional health managers. In Turkey, accounting and finance courses are taught in both undergraduate and graduate education programs in healthcare management departments. However, whether these courses are sufficient is a matter of debate. The aim of the research is, firstly, to determine the healthcare management programs at graduate education in universities in Turkey. Moreover , another aim is to determine whether accounting and finance courses are included in the mentioned education programs. As a result of the research, although accounting and finance courses exist in the majority of healthcare management graduate programs, it has been found that about 20% do not have accounting and finance courses; accounting and finance courses are between 16.5% and 20% of the average of the share of the total credits. It is also seen that 67%-86% of accounting and finance courses are taught as elective courses.