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Master of Health Administration Plan of Study

Drexel’s LeBow College of Business provides you with plan of study options that work with your schedule including the ability customize your study through electives and graduate minors while developing core skillsets in the health administration field.

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Master of Health Administration (MHA) Online

The MHA curriculum is designed to help students achieve their goals on a timeline that fits their lifestyle and allows a student to graduate in 18 months up to three years. Students also have the option to enter during the fall or spring term.

Two-Year Sample Plan of Study, Fall Admission

Term Course Title Credits
Fall HSAD 501 Managerial Epidemiology 3
HSAD 505 Ethical and Legal Issues in Healthcare Management and Policy 4
Winter HSAD 500 Historical Influences on the US Healthcare System 4
Elective* 3-4
Spring HSAD 515 Practice issues in Healthcare Management 4
HSAD 550 Strategic Planning for Healthcare Administration 4
Summer HSAD 522** Applied Management Project (Residency) 4
HSAD 540 Resources, Recruitment and Retention in Healthcare 4
Fall HSAD 525 National Health Expenditures 4
HSAD 530 Politics and Policy of Healthcare Resources 4
Winter IPS 564 The Business of Healthcare 3
Elective 4
Total Credits 45-46

* Student is able to take one 3-credit elective only
** Course is typically delivered intensively as a residential course in week 1 of Summer Quarter

Two-Year Sample Plan of Study, Spring Admission

Term Course Title Credits
Spring HSAD 501 Managerial Epidemiology 3
HSAD 505 Ethical and Legal Issues in Healthcare Management and Policy 4
Summer HSAD 500 Historical Influences on the US Healthcare System 4
Elective* 3-4
Fall HSAD 525 National Health Expenditures 4
HSAD 530 Politics and Policy of Healthcare Resources 4
Winter IPS 564 The Business of Healthcare 3
Elective 4
Spring HSAD 515 Practice issues in Healthcare Management 4
HSAD 550 Strategic Planning for Healthcare Administration 4
Summer HSAD 522** Applied Management Project (Residency) 4
HSAD 540 Resources, Recruitment and Retention in Healthcare 4
Total Credits 45-46

* Student is able to take one 3-credit elective only
** Course is typically delivered intensively as a residential course in week 1 of Summer Quarter

Three-Year Sample Plan of Study, Fall Admission

Term Course Title Credits
Fall HSAD 505 Ethical and Legal Issues in Healthcare Management and Policy 4
Winter HSAD 500 Historical Influences on the US Healthcare System 4
Spring HSAD 550 Strategic Planning for Healthcare Administration 4
Summer Elective* 3-4
Fall HSAD 501 Managerial Epidemiology 3
Winter HSAD 530 Politics and Policy of Healthcare Resources 4
Spring HSAD 515 Practice issues in Healthcare Management 4
Summer HSAD 522** Applied Management Project (Residency) 4
Elective 4
Fall HSAD 525 National Health Expenditures 4
Winter IPS 564 The Business of Healthcare 3
Spring HSAD 540 Resources, Recruitment and Retention in Healthcare 4
Total Credits 45-46

* Student is able to take one 3-credit elective only
** Course is typically delivered intensively as a residential course in week 1 of Summer Quarter

Three-Year Sample Plan of Study, Spring Admission

Term Course Title Credits
Spring HSAD 501 Managerial Epidemiology 3
HSAD 505 Ethical and Legal Issues in Healthcare Management and Policy 4
Summer HSAD 500 Historical Influences on the US Healthcare System 4
Elective* 3-4
Fall HSAD 525 National Health Expenditures 4
HSAD 530 Politics and Policy of Healthcare Resources 4
Winter IPS 564 The Business of Healthcare 3
Elective 4
Spring HSAD 515 Practice issues in Healthcare Management 4
HSAD 550 Strategic Planning for Healthcare Administration 4
Summer HSAD 522** Applied Management Project (Residency) 4
HSAD 540 Resources, Recruitment and Retention in Healthcare 4
Total Credits 45-46

* Student is able to take one 3-credit elective only
** Course is typically delivered intensively as a residential course in week 1 of Summer Quarter

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