Delivery: Traditional
The MHA/MPH concurrent degree provides a unique opportunity for students who are interested in both health administration and health policy to pursue both interests, recognizing that the health care marketplace has professional opportunities that require both skill sets.
Program of Study
If you have questions on your program, please contact your Academic Advisor.
Current students may access their Degree Works planner (Degree Works may also be accessed from my.usf.edu or OASIS). Students may view their current progress in Archivum at usf.appiancloud.com/. (See Archivum instructions.). If you are not a current student, or want to view program requirements from a different catalog year please use these sources:
2022/23 USF Graduate Catalog MPH/MHA concurrent degree section
2021/22 USF Graduate Catalog MPH/MHA concurrent degree section
2020/21 USF Graduate Catalog MPH/MHA concurrent degree section
2019/20 USF Graduate Catalog MPH/MHA concurrent degree section
Any prior year please view the USF Graduate Catalog Archives
There may be circumstances in which a student may need to change their catalog year. This must be initiated through a discussion with your academic advisor. Details regarding USF policy on changing catalog year can be found at https://usf.edu/grad-catalog-academic-policies .
Current Competencies (beginning fall 2017)
MPH Competencies
MHA Competencies
Health Policies and Programs Competencies
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2011 - 2016 Competencies
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APE and ILE Requirements for MHA/MPH Concurrent Degree Students
An MHA/MPH student will complete:
MHA Internship – Practical experience in an area of management
MHA Report – Project with the focus on a management problem
APE – Requires two products
Identify a component of the MHA internship that is policy-focused. Submit one product based on that portion of the internship. The product will need to connect the experience to at least three MPH foundational and two concentration competencies.
Identify an interprofessional education experience to complete (Poverty Simulation, Art in Health, etc. or the student can create their own) and create a product based on the IPE experience. Must meet competency #21 performs effectively on interprofessional teams.
ILE – A student-led project that demonstrates synthesis of competencies. For a dual student, the ILE should have a policy-related focus (i.e. a policy brief) as it pertains to the MPH side of the program.
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