Programs

Master of Health Information Management

This Master of Health Information Management program combines clinical and business aspects of healthcare, focusing on using data to improve patient care quality. You will gain expertise in managing health information systems, ensuring accuracy, completeness, accessibility, and security of patient data. The program equips you with skills in clinical classification, data analytics, health informatics, health systems, and workforce management. It aims to prepare graduates for senior roles in healthcare through management training and professional network development via placements in healthcare agencies.

Master of Health Law

The Master in Health Law offers comprehensive training for students wishing to deepen their knowledge in a rapidly evolving legal field and to pursue professional careers in health law. The program prepares students for roles in management and expertise within health institutions (public and private) or medico-social organizations, as well as for careers focused on compensating victims of personal injury. The curriculum includes exercises like case studies and mock exams that align with the requirements of health sector competitions and professional examinations, such as those for lawyers. Professionalization is integrated from the first year with a dedicated unit, and further solidified in the second year through a mandatory internship.

Master of Health Law

The Master of Health Law (MHL) is a flexible, specialist postgraduate qualification that delves into the complex legal and ethical issues surrounding healthcare and health services. It is designed for both legal and non-legal professionals seeking to deepen their understanding or advance their careers in this field. The program equips students with the ability to identify, analyse, and develop solutions for legal, ethical, and policy challenges within the health sector. Students from diverse backgrounds, including practising lawyers, health professionals, administrators, and government officers, benefit from the program's comprehensive curriculum. You will explore areas such as healthcare law, the impact of new technologies, regulation of health professions, public health law, and global health governance. The University of Sydney's Law School is highly regarded globally, offering students access to leading expertise and a strong academic environment.

Master of Health Leadership and Policy (MHLP)

The Master of Health Leadership and Policy (MHLP) is a master's degree program designed for clinicians seeking to advance their careers into healthcare leadership and management roles. This interdisciplinary program combines expertise from the UBC School of Nursing and UBC Sauder’s Robert H. Lee Graduate School. It equips students with essential business and leadership skills alongside in-depth healthcare knowledge. The curriculum focuses on best practices in healthcare, administration, public policy, project management, and organizational leadership, providing a holistic understanding for effective transformation within the healthcare system.

Master of Health Management

The Master of Health Management (MHM) program is a collaborative initiative between McMaster University's DeGroote School of Business and the School of Rehabilitation Science. This program aims to cultivate leaders who can drive innovation in the design, delivery, and management of health services. Graduates are prepared to take on leadership roles within the healthcare sector, contributing to more effective and efficient healthcare systems.

Master of Health Professional Education

The Master of Health Professional Education is designed for healthcare professionals who aim to take on leadership roles in health education and research. This program focuses on enhancing your skills in clinical teaching, educational technologies, assessment, curriculum design, and evidence-based research. You will learn strategies specifically applicable to clinical settings, preparing you to improve health education across various disciplines including medicine, nursing, dentistry, and allied health. The flexible online delivery allows you to balance your studies with your professional commitments, supported by JCU's experienced educators.

Master of Health Science (MHSc)

The Master of Health Science (MHSc) is designed for graduates with an MD or equivalent (such as dentistry or veterinary medicine) who wish to develop strong clinical research methodology skills. The program focuses on equipping students with the ability to apply epidemiological and statistical methods to the evaluation and conduct of clinical research. You will engage in coursework covering epidemiological design and analysis, systematic reviews, clinical trial design, data analysis, and presentation. The program also offers opportunities to explore qualitative, program, and economic evaluation methodologies, all grounded in critical thinking. Elective courses allow for the exploration of health policy and population health concepts.

Master of Health Science (MHSc) in Medical Physiology

The Master of Health Science (MHSc) in Medical Physiology is a twelve-month, course-based professional master's program designed to equip graduates with the skills to interpret the vast amounts of data generated in healthcare. Led by world-class faculty, this program combines rigorous coursework with a mandatory work placement in an industry, hospital, or government setting. This blend of academic learning and practical experience prepares students for the demands of the contemporary health-related workforce, focusing on applying physiological knowledge to emergent needs in healthcare.

Master of Health Sciences

The Master of Health Sciences at the University of Canterbury offers a flexible postgraduate pathway for health professionals, non-clinical health workers, and individuals interested in the health sector. This program allows you to delve deeply into significant health science issues, tailoring your study to align with your specific interests, current employment, or future career aspirations. You will engage with world-leading researchers within the School of Health Sciences, undertaking a research-inclusive qualification that fosters critical examination and inquiry within the field.

Master of Health Sciences - Speech-Language Pathology

The Master of Health Sciences (MHSc) in Speech-Language Pathology is a graduate program designed to train competent health professionals specializing in communication disorders. This program prepares you to evaluate and treat speech, language, and oropharyngeal function disorders. Graduates will be equipped to work with diverse populations, from young children to seniors, across various settings like hospitals, schools, and rehabilitation centers. The curriculum adheres to the standards set by the Council for Accreditation of Canadian University Programs in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (CACUP-ASLP). This program is delivered in French and includes a significant component of clinical placements. It is a full-time, two-year (24-month) program structured over six terms. Admission is competitive, and the program aims to address the growing need for French-speaking speech-language pathologists within Ontario and the broader Canadian Francophone context.

Master of Health Sciences Physiotherapy (MHSc)

The Master of Health Sciences Physiotherapy (MHSc) program at the University of Ottawa is designed for students seeking advanced training in physiotherapy. The program aims to equip graduates with the skills and knowledge necessary for a successful career in physiotherapy. Admission to the program is competitive and requires applicants to meet specific academic and prerequisite course requirements.

Master of Health Services Administration (MHSA)

The Health Services Administration (MHSA) program at Xavier University is designed to prepare you for leadership roles in the healthcare industry. As the longest continuously CAHME-accredited program, it focuses on developing strategic thinking, financial management, healthcare policy analysis, and ethical decision-making. The program emphasizes a servant-leader approach to healthcare management, aiming to equip graduates with the skills to improve health outcomes and manage healthcare organizations effectively.

Master of Health Studies

Athabasca University's Master of Health Studies (MHS) is a fully online graduate program designed for health professionals aiming for leadership roles within the health system. This program equips you with the skills to identify and respond to emerging trends in healthcare, providing leadership in planning, implementation, evaluation, change management, and policy development. You will also learn to develop successful research and project proposals. The MHS program can be tailored to your interests, with options for a teaching or leadership focus. The rapid evolution of health services necessitates leaders who are well-prepared to address new challenges. The MHS program is specifically designed to meet this demand, preparing you to confidently navigate and lead in a dynamic healthcare environment.

Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA)

The Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) program at Lindenwood University is designed for working professionals in the healthcare field seeking to advance into executive roles. This 36-45 credit hour program is offered in on-campus, online, and blended formats, accommodating busy schedules. The curriculum is developed by experienced professionals and focuses on the complex challenges of the modern healthcare industry, providing practical skills and knowledge applicable to leadership positions in hospitals, clinics, physician groups, and eldercare facilities.

Master of Healthcare Management (MHCM)

Master of Healthcare Management (MHCM)

The online Master of Healthcare Management (MHCM) program at American InterContinental University (AIU) is a specialized degree designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of how the healthcare industry is managed. It delves into various disciplines including government, law, marketing, business, accounting, ethics, and information systems. This one-year, 45-credit program aims to equip students with in-depth, industry-relevant business knowledge to prepare them for advanced responsibilities in healthcare management. AIU's online MHCM program offers a flexible and convenient learning experience, allowing students to access coursework from anywhere with an internet connection. The curriculum covers global, historical, organizational, and operational perspectives within the healthcare sector. The program emphasizes the development of skills crucial for navigating the complexities of this dynamic industry.

Master of Heritage Conservation

The Master of Heritage Conservation program focuses on preserving the historical and cultural significance of built environments. It equips graduates with specialized skills in conservation practices and adaptive reuse, enabling them to add value for building owners, cultural bodies, and the public. This program is ideal for those with backgrounds in architecture, urban planning, archaeology, history, or related fields. By engaging with history, you will learn to understand, adapt, and preserve heritage places. The course develops core competencies in documenting and assessing significant places, formulating effective management policies, and understanding the legal and professional frameworks governing heritage conservation. You will be encouraged to critically examine how cultural value is determined and by whom.

Master of Human Resource Management

Master of Human Resource Management

The Master of Human Resource Management (MHRM) program at the George Washington University School of Business prepares you to lead at a strategic level in today's dynamic workplace. It focuses on aligning people strategies with organizational goals, developing analytical and leadership skills for data-informed decision-making, and applying innovative practices in team leadership, development, and performance management. The program emphasizes a business-first approach, enabling you to lead with empathy, improve workplace culture, and drive organizational change. Offered in flexible formats including online, on-campus, part-time, and full-time, the program is designed for working professionals. Optional on-campus immersions and study abroad opportunities are available. Location in Washington, D.C., provides access to industry leaders, faculty practitioners, and guest speakers, offering practical insights for immediate workplace application. The curriculum is aligned with Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) standards, preparing graduates for the SHRM-CP exam and building expertise in areas like AI, workforce transformation, remote work, and DEI.

Master of Human Resource Management

This Master of Human Resource Management program is designed to equip you with advanced skills to navigate the evolving landscape of human resources. In an era of rapid change, the program focuses on shaping workplace culture, developing sustainable workforces, and managing complex ethical considerations. You will gain insights from world-leading academics and industry experts, preparing you for senior leadership roles. The curriculum emphasizes a forward-thinking approach, moving beyond traditional profit-driven HRM to sustainable workforce management, essential for helping people and organisations thrive amidst uncertainty and continuous transformation driven by digitalization and globalization.

Master of Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations

This Master's program provides a comprehensive understanding of key employment issues and equips you with the skills to navigate the evolving landscape of local and international work practices and policies. It is designed for individuals aiming to build a successful career in people management, focusing on future-oriented strategies and practices. The University of Sydney Business School is recognized among the top 1% of business schools globally, offering dedicated career services and industry engagement opportunities to enhance employability.

Master of Human Resources and Industrial Relations

The Master of Human Resources and Industrial Relations (MHRIR) program at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign offers a multidisciplinary approach to understanding and addressing complex issues in human resources and industrial relations. This program can prepare you for professional roles or serve as a foundation for doctoral studies. You can choose to study on-campus, typically completing the program in three semesters, or online, with a two-year duration. The curriculum is designed to be flexible, drawing on expertise from departments such as economics, psychology, law, business administration, and history, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the field.