Your Pathway to Health Care Leadership
A Master of Health Administration (MHA) from Dartmouth provides the skills and knowledge you need to advance your career, the health of your community, and the mission of your organization.
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A flexible 12- or 24-month degree program brought to you by a top-ranked business school and historic medical school, designed so you can advance your career on your schedule.
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Centered on management and business concepts through a health care lens, lessons are delivered by renowned faculty while you build connections with peers from across the industry.Explore the Curriculum -
MHA students are professionals ready to make a bigger impact in health care. Seeing the need for change at an administrative level, they want to grow their training and skills to become leaders who can bridge gaps across teams. Each student arrives at Dartmouth with a background that informs their contributions to a diverse and rich class discourse, in roles including clinicians, managers, and industry professionals. -
An innovative combination of online learning and brief on-campus course sessions characterize the hybrid delivery structure of the Master of Health Administration (MHA) at Dartmouth, providing the flexibility you need while allowing you to build networks and strong bonds with the cohort and faculty.Learn More On Our FAQs Page
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Health Care Management Education at Dartmouth offers two distinct master's programs. Discover which is right for you.
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The Master of Health Administration (MHA) is for early and mid-career professionals in their first decade of work experience. The program prepares students to lead across teams and projects while building their careers through a focused, technical curriculum. Curricular competencies include accounting and finance, health systems and economics, and operations management.DISCOVER THE IDEAL MHA CANDIDATE -
The Master of Health Care Delivery Science (MHCDS) is tailored towards senior leaders in health care. Students are trained in high-level concepts to design and lead sweeping transformations throughout their organizations and the industry. The curriculum develops competencies in health care strategy and innovation, aligning systems and people, decision-making and leadership.EXPLORE THE MHCDS DEGREE
Meet with MHA admissions to ask questions and explore the program
12 or 24 months
Time to Complete Your Degree
Students can choose to earn their degree in the standard 24-month program or pursue the accelerated track, earning their degree in only 12 months.
$101,340
Median Salary for Medical and Health Services Managers in the US
US Bureau of Labor Statistics in May of 2021
28%
Growth in Demand
This fast-growing field is expected to grow 28% through 2031.
If you already know you want to pursue an MHA at Dartmouth
What makes a Dartmouth MHA distinct?
Health Care Management Education at Dartmouth
Experience the fusion of excellence in Dartmouth's Master of Health Administration program, where faculty from two of Dartmouth’s distinguished institutions – the Tuck School of Business and the Geisel School of Medicine – collaborate to redefine health care leadership. Benefit from the cross-pollination of Tuck's strategic business insights and Geisel's clinical and health policy expertise. This powerful combination equips you with a multifaceted skill set, enabling you to navigate health care's intricate challenges with precision.
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Faculty
Katherine Milligan, MBA, PhD
Associate Dean for Health Care Management Education at DartmouthDartmouth CollegeThe career benefits of a Dartmouth MHA go beyond the classroom. Students leverage the deep industry and alumni connections of the Geisel School of Medicine and the Tuck School of Business as well as the greater Dartmouth community. MHA graduates have both the opportunity and the resources to forge outstanding careers in health care management.
Katherine Milligan, MBA, PhD
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