Master of Public Health in Healthcare Management

At the local, national and regional level, our healthcare system copes with changes in technology, information systems, financing and management.

As a student in the Master of Public Health (MPH) in Healthcare Management program, you’ll learn the organizational, personnel and financial skills to become an effective and compassionate public health manager. Gain an advanced education in healthcare finance, operations analysis and quality improvement, healthcare economics, quantitative methods in healthcare and healthcare information systems.

The MPH in Healthcare Management can be completed 100% online or in a blended on-campus and online format.

The Master of Public Health (MPH) in Healthcare Management program is a 42-credit, post-BS program that has been developed to provide a comprehensive public health education to all graduates.

Core Courses

All MPH students will take five core public health courses plus a two-semester, six-credit MPH practicum (21 credits total):

• Environmental Health
• Epidemiology & Biostatistics
• Public Health Policy
• Leadership & Management in Public Health
• Social and Behavioral Determinants of Health
• MPH Practicum
• Integrated Practical Learning

The MPH Healthcare Management advanced curriculum includes courses that provide skills in healthcare finance, operations analysis and quality improvement, healthcare economics, quantitative methods in healthcare, and healthcare information systems. For more information, view the MPH in Healthcare Management degree pathway.

For a complete list of courses and academic requirements, please visit the MPH in Healthcare Management section of the Academic Catalog.

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