The University of La Verne’s 12 course, 36-unit Master of Health Administration (MHA) degree provides health services professionals with the key competencies and specialized knowledge to manage effectively in healthcare organizations. The MHA program shares and implements the University’s commitment to personalized academic attention through small classes and one-on-one academic advising, as well as student-faculty learning and interaction with experienced staff.
Through MHA courses, students learn the economics of healthcare, organizational communications, and current trends and issues in health services. Through these courses, students also:
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Prerequisites
Core Requirements: 18 semester hours
Research and Culminating Courses: 6-9 semester hours
Financial Management Concentration - 12 semester hours from the following:
A minimum of three of the following:
Aging Studies Concentration
Three of the following:
Public Health Concentration
Graduates of the La Verne Master of Health Administration program hold management positions throughout the healthcare industry. Since 1980, we have helped guide and build successful and fulfilling careers for over 2,000 graduates. Through our innovative, multidisciplinary approach to learning, students enhance their conceptual abilities and application skills to meet the needs of the current and future healthcare environment.
The university has almost 40 years of experience designing outstanding curriculum in health services administration. Faculty members are highly qualified; they have advanced degrees, practical experience in the healthcare industry, proven teaching abilities, and a strong commitment to educational excellence.
Health Insurance - USD $830 per year
