Healthcare Administration
The 15-credit Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration is ideal for individuals seeking professional development or specialized knowledge in healthcare leadership and management. The certificate courses are offered in on-campus and online formats.
The graduate-level coursework draws upon the rigorous Master of Healthcare Administration (M.H.A.) degree program, which is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education. Through this non-matriculating certificate program, you can develop the professional skills that will help you stand above the rest in your chosen profession. Plus, you can apply credits earned in the certificate program toward the M.H.A. degree if you choose to continue your education.
Resources:
BY THE NUMBERS
- 15 Credits of Graduate Coursework
- 2 Formats: Online and On Campus
- 23% Projected Job Growth Rate
- 650 M.H.A. Alumni in the Seton Hall Network
"Employers recognize the value of this type of professional development. Whether you are job-hunting, working toward a promotion or looking to strengthen your skillset, the healthcare administration certificate is a strong foundation for your career goals.”
Stephen Wagner, Ph.D., FAcEM, FACPMEM.H.A. Faculty and Former Executive in the Carolinas HealthCare System
Curriculum
Fifteen credits of required coursework centers on the following topics with specific emphasis on the healthcare industry:
- HCAD 7521 -21st Century Healthcare Systems (2 credits)
- HCAD 7513 - Healthcare Management (3 credits)
- HCAD 6005 - Financial and Managerial Accounting and Costing in Healthcare (3 credits)
- HCAD 7519 - Population Health Management (3 credits)
- HCAD 7522 - Healthcare Policy (2 credits)
- HCAD 8523 - Ethics in Healthcare (2 credits)
Admission Requirements
Deadlines:
Online Certificate Program
- July 1 for Fall Semester
On-Campus Certificate Program
- August 1 for Fall Semester
- December 1 for Spring Semester
Program Faculty
Seton Hall's healthcare administration faculty are doctoral prepared professors within the School of Health and Medical Sciences. They understand the needs of adult and non-traditional students and will work closely with you to help you advance your career goals. Many of the program's adjunct professors and guest lecturers are actively working in healthcare management
Learn the Art and Science of Caring
In response to society's rapidly changing healthcare needs, the School of Health and Medical Sciences combines the expertise of Seton Hall University with the resources of affiliate healthcare sites to provide exemplary academic and clinical training in graduate-level health sciences and health administration. The school's emphasis on interprofessional education prepares healthcare leaders of tomorrow to focus on patient-centered care and to make a difference in patients' lives and their communities.
Contact Us
- Patrick McDermott
Assistant Dean for Graduate Enrollment and Student Affairs
patrick.mcdermott@shu.edu - (973) 275-2062
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