Top Master’s in Healthcare Programs
Looking to advance your healthcare career? A master's degree in healthcare would open numerous opportunities for you. Quite a few graduate-level healthcare degrees are available, including the general Master of Health Administration as well as more specialized degrees. Below are the top fully accredited online universities that offer master's degrees in healthcare.
 Master of Health Administration MBA in Health Care Mgmt MHA in Health Care Education MHA in Health Informatics |
University of Phoenix — The Phoenix College of Health and Human Services offers a general MHA, two specialized MHA programs, and an MBA in health care management. Known as the largest online university in the world, the University of Phoenix strives to put its students in the best positions to obtanin jobs and begin their careers quickly upon graduation.
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 MS in Health Informatics MS in Patient Safety |
University of Illinois at Chicago — The University of Illinois Chicago offers two Master of Science degrees in healthcare, both of which are available to take online: the MS in health information technology and the MS in patient safety leadership. Founded in 1858, UIC is a nationwide leader in health education.
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 Master of Health Administration |
Ohio University — Ohio University offers an online Master of Health Administration degree that is designed to prepare healthcare leaders for tomorrow. Students in this program will study the issues of health leadership, system structures, ethics, managed care, finance, and much more.
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 MBA in Healthcare |
George Washington University — The George Washington University School of Business offers an MBA program with a specialization in healthcare that is designed to prepare students with the business leadership skills to succeed in the health industry. The program comprises 23 core and 12 elective courses.
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 MS in Health Communication |
Boston University — The College of Communication at Boston University offers a unique Master of Science degree in health communication that prepares its students to take on careers in a variety of healthcare fields, including health literacy, marketing, public relations, and social marketing.
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 General MHA |
Walden University — The Master of Health Administration (MHA) degree program offered at Walden University is a general MHA that will provide students with the medical and administrative know-how to enter into careers with healthcare providers, healthcare policy organizations, or health insurance organizations, to name a few.
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 MBA in Healthcare |
Northeastern University — Northeastern offers one master's degree-level program in the healthcare field. Their MBA in healthcare management prepares its students to deal with the issues that come to the forefront when business intersects with health care.
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 MS in Health Management |
New England College — The New England College offers a master's in management with an emphasis on healthcare administration that is delivered entirely online in nine courses (36 credits). Typically, students of this program will take one class at a time, making it possible to complete this program within two years.
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 MS in Health Care Mgmt MBA in Health Care Mgmt |
Kaplan University — Kaplan University's MS in healthcare management degree program is taught entirely online, making it easy for any working adult to complete coursework from the comfort of his/her own home or office. Graduates of this program will be prepared for a variety of managerial and administrative positions within the healthcare industry.
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 MS in Healthcare Admin |
Capella University — Capella's healthcare degree offerings are at the forefront of the rapidly growing health field. Students of the MS in health care administration degree program will study a wide range of topics, including finance, law, managed care, and quality improvement. This course is taught entirely online.
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