Master of Healthcare Administration

The comprehensive Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) curriculum is the essential foundation students need to lead the next generation of healthcare systems and facilities. The 42-credit program offers a challenging and relevant curriculum, which is revised annually based on student feedback and current trends and needs in the industry. It embraces theoretical and contemporary practical applications of healthcare leadership, management and policy.Our Mission: The student-centered MHA prepares early and mid-career individuals from diverse backgrounds to be competent health managers and leaders for a broad spectrum of healthcare organizations. Delivered both on-campus and onlinehybrid, the essential MHA program emphasizes experiential learning opportunities, reflects Seton Hall University's Catholic tradition, and strives to instill the professionalism and values required of servant leaders to all students. Our students represent many diverse areas of the health industry, including hospitals, healthcare systems, assisted-living facilities, insurance organizations, pharmaceutical companies, and many other healthcare institutions.The MHA students' diverse backgrounds and experiences foster lively, enlightening class discussions and build strong professional networks. Whether you take the program onlinehybrid or on campus, you will benefit from Seton Hall's proximity to New York City, and New Jersey's pharmaceutical and biotechnology corridor, building networking opportunities and strong relationships with some of the industry's biggest players.

Completion of the Seton Hall University graduate school admission applicationBachelor's degree from an accredited college.Minimum 3.0 (on 4.0 scale) cumulative GPA on most recently conferred degree. However, for those applicants whose GPAs fall in the 2.8 to 2.99 range, consideration can be given to professional experience working in healthcare. Students below 2.8 are not encouraged to apply.Academic transcripts from institutions outside of the United States or Canada must undergo a course-by-course evaluation conducted by an independent credentials evaluation agency, that is a member of the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES).SpanTran is our recommended international transcript evaluation service. A custom application has been created exclusively for Seton Hall University allowing our applicants to request their evaluation at a discounted rate. You can access the application here: SpanTran Application - Seton Hall University.Failure to submit a required credential evaluation from a NACES member will result in your application for admission being incomplete and, thus, unable to be reviewed.Three letters of recommendation indicating that the applicant possesses the aptitude and ambition to complete a course of study for the MHA degree. Preferably, letters should be from current or previous employers and/or from last school attended.Statement of goals and career interests.Curriculum vitae or résumé.