Master of Public Administration in Health Administration in Brooklyn United States | Long Island University

Healthcare administrators operate in clinical environments such as hospitals, nursing facilities, or medical offices, overseeing operations either for the entire institution or specific departments. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 20% employment growth in healthcare administration from 2016 to 2026, significantly outpacing the average for other professions.

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The 42-credit Master of Public Administration in Health Administration, accredited by N.A.S.P.A.A., equips students for diverse career opportunities in this expanding field. Learners with varied backgrounds and experience levels benefit from instruction by faculty who stay abreast of contemporary developments in healthcare administration.

This adaptable curriculum allows customization to meet individual career goals through specialized courses that enable deeper exploration of specific management functions or application areas. Specialization options encompass healthcare administration, healthcare management, healthcare policy, and aging/long-term care. Additional focus areas can be designed in collaboration with faculty advisors, drawing from the program's extensive course offerings and cross-campus resources.

The curriculum consists of four key components:

A 15-credit introductory sequence covering public sector fundamentals and essential skills
9 credits concentrating on management subjects, including personnel management
Financial planning and fiscal oversight
Legal considerations and organizational responsibility