Plan of Study

The information on this page is intended for the MHA-Executive Program only.

Depending upon the program of study, students will be enrolled in 2 or 3 Internet-based courses each semester. Most courses are offered in a blended format, meaning they are Internet based and include a long weekend on campus. Full time students will take three courses and part time students will take two courses each semester. The on-campus sessions are generally offered in June, September and January of each academic year. Each course offered in the blended format meets for 16 hours over the four-day period.  Both full and part time Incoming students in the Executive program only begin in the Summer semester.

Please note: Semesters begin approximately 2-3 weeks before the on-campus sessions are held. Check with division for each semester's start date.

On-Campus Sessions

The upcoming dates are:

Fall 2013: Sept 6-9

Spring 2014: Jan 17-20

Summer 2014: June 5-8

Curriculum

The Executive MHA curriculum consists of 54 semester hours: 51 semester hours of core coursework and 3 semester hours of elective coursework.

Select the appropriate program of study below to see the list of curriculum:

Core Courses

  • Health Policy*
  • Health Economics
  • Health Care Delivery Systems*
  • Health Behavior and Epidemiology*
  • Healthcare Management
  • Statistical Analysis in Health Systems
  • Health Care Accounting
  • Financial Management
  • Seminar in Ethical Leadership
  • Health Law and Risk Management*
  • Organization Theory and Behavior
  • Management and Health Information Systems*
  • Strategic Management
  • Human Resources Management
  • Reimbursement Systems
  • Health Care Marketing
  • Quality Management in Health Care Services
  • Operations and Project Management
    *Denotes completely Internet-based course.

Electives

Students may select one of the following courses:

  • Health Care Financing
  • Managing Across the Continuum of Care
  • Health Administration Field Project

Please note: Courses and requirements may change as deemed necessary and appropriate.

 
 
 

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