Master of Health Administration(M.H.A.) with a Major in Health Administration

The Master of Health Administration (M.H.A.) is a two-year, lock-step program with a summer internship between the first and second years. Small class sizes allow for individual attention and guidance from faculty members. The program prepares qualified individuals, motivated by a social mission and a commitment to the community, for various management positions in the health services industry. Organizations seek individuals who can solve business problems and build strategic relationships in a climate of continuous change.

The UF M.H.A. program develops engaged early-career health care professionals who use evidence-based strategies to improve healthcare quality, affordability, and access. We provide students with fundamental knowledge through a cohort model in a campus-based setting that emphasizes experiential learning and data-driven problem-solving, both in the classroom and in the practice environment. Students will develop proficiency in detecting, analyzing, managing, and responding to critical administrative issues in both provider and non-provider healthcare organizations. Our program embraces ethical conduct and professionalism, diversity and inclusion, practitioner involvement, and team-based learning. Faculty inform practice with research and service to the community. Applicants from any undergraduate major are considered.

General requirements for master's degrees are provided in the Master's Degrees section of this catalog. For more specific information about our program, please see our website:
http://hsrmp.phhp.ufl.edu/academic-programs/master-of-health-administration.

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