George Washington University George Washington University MHA Washington, District of Columbia

The Master of Health Administration (MHA) degree program offers a comprehensive curriculum that includes business and medical informatics, health care systems, management theory, finance, quality assurance, law, policy, and decision-making values. At George Washington University, the program aims to prepare students to enhance health care and health policy, as well as promote improvements in programs and services. These competencies are emphasized as vital for future leaders in health care delivery. Graduates of the MHA program will be equipped to:

- Effectively manage organizational change while promoting clinical excellence
- Oversee health services organizations within various financing structures
- Lead human resources in diverse organizational settings
- Manage information resources to support administrative decision-making and clinical management
- Apply statistical, quantitative, and economic analyses
- Utilize leadership skills to enhance both business and clinical outcomes in health services organizations.

The tuition for the Health Care Management program at George Washington University is $91,750. This figure is based on the total cost of the program, which includes all necessary credit hours. Calculations have been made to ensure accuracy, reflecting the comprehensive nature of the program's tuition.