(University of Providence) The University of Providence’s School of Health Professions has added two in-demand concentrations to its Master’s in Healthcare Administration (MHA) program.
The addition of the Community Health and Health Justice concentrations are joining the existing Leadership concentration.
UP says through these concentrations, healthcare administrators will dive deeper into topics such as health inequities, population health, social epidemiology, medical-legal partnerships and the social drivers of health.
Once selected, students will take up to 6 credits of specialized courses that are custom tailored to their chosen concentration. Students who select the Community Health concentration can register for an additional elective course during their final semester or after completing all required 40 credits.
