Master of Health Administration

Master of Health Administration, M.H.A. – Armstrong

Degree Requirements : 53 Credit Hours

Consistent with its mission, the Master of Healthcare Administration (M.H.A.) curriculum focuses its teaching, learning, and assessment methods on the preparation of early-to-mid careerists for a broad range of professional employment opportunities across the continuum of health services delivery.

Small class sizes (typically 15 or fewer) allow for significant use of team-based activities as well as project-based assignments that allow students to gain real-world experience while in the program.

The program’s capstone requirement provides opportunities for students to identify, conceptualize, and execute a project of strategic importance to the field of health administration.

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