Master of Health Administration
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia
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Programme facts
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- Master's
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- Language of teaching
- English
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About this programme
The UBC Master of Health Administration (MHA) is a 24-month professional program designed for clinicians, managers, and researchers seeking to lead and address today’s complex health care challenges. Combining health systems, policy, and management, the UBC MHA program provides the knowledge, skills, and professional foundation needed for leadership in the Canadian health caresystem. Designed for working professionals, our weekend modular format allows you to pursue your degree while continuing to build your career. Classes are held every 3–4 weeks and are typically offered at UBC’s Robson Square campus in downtown Vancouver. The program also offers flexible learning options, including online, hyflex class attendance for select course weekends. For specific program requirements, please refer to the departmental program website One of the UBC MHA’s distinctive features is its monthly, weekend-based course schedule, designed to fit the demands of working health professionals locally and out-of-province. Select course weekends include an online attendance option, providing added flexibility while maintaining opportunities for in-person learning and connection. As the UBC MHA attracts students across Canada, the hyflex or multi-access teaching modality offers flexibility to many learners Courses are taught by instructors from the School of Population and Public Health, Sauder School of Business, and experienced leaders from the healthcare sector. You’ll learn from professionals who bring real-world expertise in healthcare and business, gaining both a broad understanding of
Entry requirements
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