Master of Health Administration (MHA) — In Person
Learn the business side of health care and expand your abilities to ensure optimal patient care. At Webster University, our Master of Health Administration (MHA) provides the knowledge and skills you need to make strategic decisions and lead diverse personnel in their critical efforts.
Webster’s MHA degree program has made it possible for thousands of medical and health care professionals like you to broaden their career horizons.
Introduced in 1975, Webster’s Master of Health Administration program has continually evolved to meet the needs of our students. For the modern student, Webster offers the choice of a full-time or a part-time schedule, giving you the ability to complete the degree in 16 or 33 months. The degree itself is achieved through the use of structured activities, case studies and practical applications.
Webster faculty for our Master’s in Health Administration degree are current and former health care leaders. They’ll share real-world examples — lessons you can apply in your work now and later — and offer guidance in your career development, perhaps serving as mentors. MHA courses also gives you the ability to engage with professors and other health care professionals in various functional areas, take part in discussions, hear diverse perspectives and make lasting connections, adding to their expanding network.
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Webster's MHA graduation rate is 82%. That means that 82% of students who enter the MHA program graduate within four years. Upon completion of our MHA program, Webster students have scored 8% higher than the national average on a standardized exam taken by students at other Higher Learning Commission-accredited universities across the United States. Join the ranks of our alumni who are ready for health care administration.
Find out more about the overall curriculum, electives and learning outcomes for an MHA degree at Webster.
The George H. Walker School of Business & Technology is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) for the Master of Health Administration (MHA). ACBSP is dedicated to improving the quality of business schools and programs around the world, and ultimately to improving the practice of business in every industry around the world.
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In the 2022-2023 academic year, Webster University admitted 83% of applicants to its MHA program. Take the next step toward earning your MHA. We are here to help you get started.
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