Why This Program?

Be a leader in today's complex health care industry.

Earn a Master of Health Administration degree that will prepare you to lead through today's health challenges while innovating for tomorrow's. The Master of Health Administration (MHA) is an accelerated masters program designed to be completed in as little as one calendar year. This curriculum will provide you with a broad understanding of the global health care systems, financial management, and legal and regulatory issues in healthcare. The MHA prepares you to advance and pursue work in public service, health care administration, and private consulting.

Convenient, Online Courses. All coursework is offered in an accommodating online format using our cutting-edge online learning platform.
Classes, with real-world impact. In our curriculum, you will bridge the industry's best practices with teachings relevant to the real issues facing healthcare today. Apply what you learn in the classroom at work the very next day!
Interprofessional Learning. You can learn a lot from your peers. That's why we encourage class projects and group work that fosters interprofessional leadership. You won't just work with students focused on administration. You will take classes with nursing students, physical therapy students, and kinesiology students.
Caring, veteran faculty members. Who says an online degree can't be personal? Our instructors are doctoral level professors and local leaders in the industry. They will be with you at every step and are never more than an email, phone call, or video chat away.

More About the Program

This 36 credit hour accelerated program provides a rigorous and comprehensive academic experience with a career-building residency. The MHA is a professional degree that emphasizes the conceptual, analytical, and applied skills required to advance into management careers in hospitals and health systems, top tier consulting firms and other health care related businesses. The curriculum includes a wide variety of courses and opportunities to study current economic, social, technical, and marketplace issues that are directly influencing the health sector. Required courses provide students with a thorough grounding in the U.S. healthcare system.