Master of Healthcare Administration

The Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) at National University prepares students to develop leadership, strategic, and operational skills for healthcare organizations. Coursework covers topics such as healthcare policy, public health statistics, healthcare organization theories, data and information technology in healthcare, quality improvement, population health, healthcare economics, leadership, healthcare law and ethics, and healthcare strategic planning.

The program is delivered through online or hybrid formats with flexible options, and it is designed to finish in 16 months (average completion time). Degree requirements include at least 48 semester credit hours of graduate work across 16 courses. It also includes a minimum of 120 hours of structured work experience in a healthcare organization with grading of S or U, plus a three-month capstone project focused on a relevant problem in healthcare administration theory or practice.

80 fully funded scholarships are listed for USA. See USA scholarships.