Master of Health Administration
This online graduate program prepares health care managers for leadership roles in organizations that deliver, regulate or provide health care services.
Required Credits: 42
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Summary
Many top management positions in health care organizations today require a master's degree. This online graduate program prepares health care managers for leadership roles in organizations that deliver, regulate or provide health care services.
Completing this online program will enable you to:
- Acquire a systematic body of knowledge related to the management of health care services
- Apply acquired knowledge and skills to the effective management of health services
- Identify and internalize appropriate standards of professional and ethical conduct
- Develop effective leadership techniques
- Develop effective skills for independent scholarship and goal-directed continuing education.
Highlights
- Relevant and insightful curriculum prepares you for positions in all areas of health care, including hospitals, outpatient care and home health
- Courses blend your prior or current professional experience with the learning content, allowing for immediate application in the work setting
- Flexible online format that allows you to work at your own schedule at your own pace and at your own location
- Key content areas emphasize organizational and financial management, human resources, ethical behavior, strategic planning and leadership skills
- Faculty with practical experience in health administration who work one-on-one with you to ensure your success
- No on-campus residency required; optional two-week summer sessions on lakeside campus to accelerate degree.
Curriculum & Course Descriptions
Tuition
Admission Requirements
You may apply for and be granted admission status at any time during the year, regardless of program choice.
For all graduate programs, applicants are required to have a baccalaureate degree from an institution of higher learning accredited or accepted as accredited in the United States, with a cumulative grade point of 2.5 or better. Students who do not meet the cumulative grade point standard may be conditionally accepted and required to take specific introductory course work and complete it with a grade of 3.0 or better, prior to consideration of formal acceptance.