The master of science in health care management (M.S.H.M.) program is a 36-credit, online program specifically designed for those with
established careers in health care seeking to expand their management and leadership
skills and overall career opportunities. The program offers an array of specialized courses
in health care management and administration such as: management and leadership,
strategic planning, quality assurance, current issues and trends, financial management,
health sciences research, law and ethics, as well as other related coursework.
The M.S.H.M. prepares health care professionals to meet the demands of changing
health services systems and oversight organizations. In general, the program consists
of 18 credits of core coursework, 9 credits of specialization coursework, and a 6-credit Graduate Project. The program culminates in a faculty-guided, self-directed Graduate Project designed to address a health science issue or a problem of interest to the student.
It is prospectively planned and an approved research, educational, administrative, or
community service activity designed to support and enhance the student's ability to
apply their graduate experience and achieve tangible outcomes. Students develop their
program plan in consultation with their adviser. The Graduate Project requirement can
be completed off-campus.
The curriculum is intended for those working in health care, seeking to obtain their
M.S.H.M. on a full-time or part-time basis.
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