MBA and MHA Dual Degree

MBA and MHA Dual Degree

The Dual Master of Business Administration – Master of Health Administration (MBA/MHA) is an advanced, interdisciplinary graduate program designed for professionals seeking leadership roles at the nexus of business and healthcare.

This dual-degree program integrates core business acumen with specialized healthcare administration knowledge, equipping graduates to excel in executive positions that demand strategic, financial, operational, and policy expertise.

Program Objectives

Students will gain a deep understanding of both sectors through a curriculum that emphasizes evidence-based decision-making, leadership development, and innovative solutions to complex healthcare challenges.

Upon completion, graduates will possess the skills to drive sustainable growth, improve health outcomes, and lead organizations in a rapidly evolving global healthcare environment.

Students will:

• Develop expertise in business strategy, finance, operations, and analytics
• Gain in-depth knowledge of healthcare systems, policy, and quality improvement
• Learn evidence-based decision-making and leadership strategies
• Acquire skills to drive sustainable growth and improve health outcomes globally

Career Opportunities

Graduates can pursue roles such as:

• Chief executive officer (CEO)
• Chief operating officer (COO)
• Hospital administrator
• Healthcare strategy consultant
• Director of operations
• Global health program leader

Admissions Requirements

Applicants typically need:

• Bachelor’s degree in healthcare, nursing, public health, business, or related fields.
• Applicants from non-healthcare backgrounds may be admitted with relevant professional experience.
• Strong academic performance (GPA typically 3.0+).
• Applicants with a GPA below 3.0 may be considered for provisional admission based on professional accomplishments, letters of recommendation, and a strong personal statement.
• At least two years of experience in healthcare or a related field preferred.
• Additional requirements may include transcripts, a resume, and a statement of purpose.