Graduate Program Overview The Master's in Healthcare Administration (MHA) degree prepares graduates for leadership and management positions in the increasingly complex and dynamic healthcare industry. Designed for professionals who wish to advance in their management careers or individuals interested in pursuing a healthcare management career, it draws students from health service organizations such as healthcare systems, hospitals, assisted living facilities, medical group practices, managed care organizations, home care agencies, pharmaceutical companies, management consulting firms and industries that supply services to healthcare organizations.
Reasons Why Students Choose to Pursue Their Graduate Education at Seton
Hall.
- Our MHA courses highlight healthcare topics and current issues.
- Our
professors involve healthcare practitioners on regular basics.
- Our classes
are small, with no more than 15-20 students in each.
- Our 42-credit program
can be completed both on-campus and online in two years.
- Our graduates go
on to work in diverse healthcare positions.
The MHA program is offered
on campus and
online.
MHA Honor Society Induction Ceremony
On May 4, 2011, 22 MHA students were inducted into the honor society Upsilon
Phi Delta by Dr. Anne Hewitt, MHA Program Director and Associate Professor. New
Jersey Assistant Commissioner of Health, Patricia A. Polansky, provided the
keynote address for the Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) program's
honor society induction on Wednesday, May 4, 2011. As part of the Upsilon Phi
Delta induction ceremony, Commissioner Polansky spoke about the current
opportunities and challenges in healthcare administration across the continuum
of healthcare. To read more information about the Upsilon Phi Delta Induction
Ceremony please click here.
We also offer a Graduate MHA Certificate Program both
on campus and
online.The Seton Hall University MHA program is a participant in the American College
of Healthcare Executives Higher Education Network. We are currently accepting
applications for September 2011, January 2012 and March 2010.
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