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The MHA (Master of Health Administration) is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation Healthcare Management Education (CAHME), https://www.cahme.org/

Master of Health Administration (MHA) Program Mission

The Master of Health Administration (MHA) degree at the University of South Florida develops students’ knowledge and skills in contemporary management methods and policy decision making, integrating a population health management approach.  Students are prepared for management and leadership positions in health services and related organizations throughout the nation.  The MHA degree serves early to mid-career professionals, including those seeking transition into and advancement within the health care industry, as well as well qualified recent graduates of regionally accredited undergraduate programs, or their international equivalent.

Steps to Success

• Know about USF Student Integrity and related content

• Know the COPH Progression Policy for the MPH, MHA and MSPH

• Getting Started 

• Learn about Registration and where to find course information

• Know deadlines and where to find Program of Study, forms, and frequently asked questions  

• Keep your degree on track and in good standing:

  • Keep your degree status active (see continuous enrollment in Enrollment Requirements);

  • Know your degree time limitations;

  • Maintain a 3.0 or better Grade Point Average (GPA) or you will be put on probation.

• Learn about the Health Management Student Association (HMSA), as well as other Student Organizations

• Plan your field experience during your third semester with your advisor

• Prepare for the Certified in Public Health (CPH) credentialing exam/Comprehensive Exam (Optional)

• Meet with your advisor the term before you graduate and review your status

• Early during the semester you plan to graduate you should register for graduation

• Participate in the COPH graduation celebration, the USF Health graduation ceremony, and join our USF and COPH alumni communities

More Information

MHA Statistics

You may view

https://usfcoph.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/COPHHB/pages/3311042

regarding completion and employment rates.