Health Administration, M.H.A.
The Master in Health Administration (MHA) prepares graduates for managerial and leadership roles in the challenging and complex field of nonprofit health care administration. The curriculum develops nationally recognized healthcare leadership competencies and provides specialized areas of concentration.
Program Overview
The program centers on interdisciplinary learning experiences that integrate classroom study, applied research, professional development, and field experience. The curriculum is designed to prepare students to act ethically and effectively in complex organizations and to transcend traditional boundaries in pursuit of prosperous, safe, and healthy communities. There are five concentrations available: continuing care administration, finance, health system administration, practice management, and a self-directed option.
Why Study Health Administration at Grand Valley?
- Students learn from, are mentored by, and conduct research with
experienced faculty members from diverse specialties.
- The program emphasizes management principles that are relevant to health organizations prominent in Michigan.
- Professional networking opportunities are available through the graduate student group, internships, and class projects.
- The program accepts students from any undergraduate field.
- The MHA is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of
Healthcare Management Education (CAHME).
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