Drexel University LeBow College of Business 18 courses 45-46 total credits
The Master of Health Administration program consists of 10 core courses, one on-site residency and two elective courses for a total of 45.0-46.0 credits. All courses, except for the residency, will be conducted online through Drexel University Online. The residency, based at Drexel University's University City campus, is designed to provide students with a full master's level collaborative experience with on-campus and/or community activities and the experience of working directly with health care or public health service organizations to improve the planning, delivery and evaluation of these services. Students will be prepared for leadership roles in health-related businesses or organizations.
| Total Credits | 45-46 credits |
REQUIRED COURSES
ELECTIVE COURSES (Choice of 2)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| HSAD 527 | Intro to Long Term Care & Post Acute Care Admin | 4 |
| HSAD 555 | Aging & Disability Policy in the US | 4 |
| HSAD 560 | Advanced Healthcare Marketing | 3 |
| HSAD 561 | Risk Management | 4 |
| HSAD 562 | Group Dynamics & Leadership in Health Care Management | 4 |
| HSAD 565 | Global Health and Management Issues | 4 |
| HSAD 566 | Evaluation and Assessment of Healthcare Systems | 4 |
| IPS 562 | Comparative Health Systems | 1-6 |
| Total ELECTIVE COURSES (Choice of 2) | 7-8 credits | |
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