The Sloan Program in Health Administration will prepare you for a promising and rewarding career in health management for a variety of settings. They include hospitals, long-term care facilities, ambulatory services, pharmaceutical firms, government associations and professional associations.

You will acquire skills in management, policy and health care organization with the following degree options:

Two-year Master of Health Administration

The standard degree program is a two-year, 60-credit, non-thesis professional graduate program culminating in a Master of Health Administration (MHA) degree. Your course work will include classes in management, health care delivery and finance, population health, quantitative analysis and methods, law and ethics, accounting, economics, health policy, and strategic management.

TWO-YEAR MHA DETAILS HERE 

Three-Year MHA/MPA Program

A joint MHA/MPA degree option is available for students in the Sloan Program in Health Administration (Sloan) and the MPA Program. This option enables students to complete both degrees in three years while eliminating duplicative course work. The goal of this dual degree program is to enable students to combine training in public administration with training in the tools of management and their applications to health administration, the organization of the health care sector, health policy, and public health.

THREE-YEAR MHA/MPA DETAILS HERE

Five-Year Accelerated BS/MHA Program

This five-year accelerated program is open to a maximum of five Cornell undergraduate students per year in certain disciplines. In the Brooks School, the accelerated program is open to students majoring in Policy Analysis and Management. In the College of Human Ecology, the accelerated program is open to students majoring in Human Biology, Health and Society and Human Development.

FIVE-YEAR BS/MHA DETAILS HERE