MHA

The Master of Hospital Administration (MHA) is a specialized postgraduate program designed to prepare competent healthcare administrators and managers capable of efficiently managing hospitals, healthcare institutions, and allied health services. The program integrates healthcare management principles with medical, legal, ethical, and technological aspects of the healthcare industry.

The curriculum provides comprehensive knowledge in areas such as Hospital Operations Management, Healthcare Systems, Health Economics, Medical Ethics & Law, Healthcare Quality Management, Human Resource Management in Healthcare, Financial Management, Health Information Systems, Public Health, and Healthcare Marketing. Emphasis is placed on practical exposure through hospital training, internships, case studies, live projects, and industry interactions.

The MHA program aims to develop leadership, administrative, communication, and decision-making skills, enabling graduates to manage complex healthcare organizations efficiently. Typically completed over two years (four semesters), the program prepares students for leadership roles in the rapidly growing healthcare sector at both national and global levels.

Key Highlights

• Industry-focused healthcare management curriculum

• Hands-on training in hospitals and healthcare institutions

• Strong foundation in healthcare laws, ethics, and quality standards

• Focus on leadership, operations, and patient-centric care

• Exposure to modern healthcare technologies and systems

Career Opportunities

• Hospital Administrator

• Healthcare Manager

• Operations Manager (Healthcare)

• Quality & Compliance Manager

• Healthcare Consultant

• Medical Superintendent

• Health Services Manager

• Public Health Administrator

Program Outcomes

• Ability to manage hospital operations and healthcare systems effectively

• Strong understanding of healthcare regulations, ethics, and quality standards

• Leadership and administrative skills for healthcare organizations

• Strategic decision-making capabilities in healthcare environments