What's special about this program?
• What does the curriculum offer?
What courses are in this program?
Where will I get real-world experience?
How do I stay current as the field changes?
Can I continue to work while completing this program?
How do I get more information?
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The only CEPH-Accredited School of Public Health in Illinois
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An ASPH Member
A program of the Division of Health Policy and Administration of the School of Public Health
What does the curriculum offer?
The MHA Program at the University of Illinois at Chicago provides students with:
- the rigor of skills learned at the UIC College of Business, and
- the vision and understanding of health, community, and population needs from the perspective of the UIC School of Public Health.
The MHA Program will educate students to become managers and
leaders in a broad range of health service organizations. These include:
Our MHA curriculum has been developed by an experienced team of
academic experts and reviewed and approved by the members of our MHA
Advisory Board, who reflect all levels of healthcare leadership. Core
courses emphasize:
The ambitious preceptorship process will provide an in-depth opportunity to gain significant knowledge and experience in areas of special career interest to the student.
What courses will I take each term?
How long will it take to get a degree?
Is the program accredited?
Who are the faculty?