Masters in Health Administration

Whether you are a nurse, pharmacist or other health care professional working directly with patients, you can complement your existing clinical knowledge with expert-level business and organizational leadership skills to help you become a more effective health care manager.

With UC’s MHA degree, you will have the opportunity to network and promote positive change in patient care, access and cost from a position of greater authority as a director or executive within your organization.

As a diagnostic health care professional, an MHA degree allows you to combine your clinical knowledge with advanced business and leadership skills enabling you to increase business efficiency and effectiveness at an organizational level.

With UC’s MHA degree, you will have the opportunity to network and broaden your scope of work as a director or executive within your department or in an administrative setting.

As a professional administrator in health care, this program allows you to build upon your knowledge of the health care field and business practices to positively affect change at an organizational level.

With UC’s MHA degree, you will have the opportunity to network and enhance your leadership skills in the health care field as a director or executive.

If you aspire to enhance your skills as a medical leader, run your own practice, manage change at the organizational level or pursue other leadership opportunities within the health care field, an MHA degree can provide you with the opportunity to broaden your scope.

As a physician this program complements your clinical skills by offering a curriculum focused on the business, finance, policy and organizational leadership skills needed to advance within your organization or the broader health care community.

Regardless of your place in the health care industry, this program offers insight into the complexities of the business of health care.

With UC’s MHA program, you will gain the knowledge and skills to help you build professional equity within the health care field by networking and understanding the structure, policies and procedures of health care organizations.