Health Administration at Florida Atlantic University (FAU) prepares you to lead and manage in the fast-changing world of healthcare. You’ll learn how healthcare organizations work, how to improve operations, and how to make a real impact on patient care and community health. This area of study blends business skills with a deep understanding of health systems, policy, finance, and leadership, giving you the tools to drive positive change in hospitals, clinics, and beyond.
About Health Administration at FAU
At FAU, Health Administration is built on three pillars: empowering you with relevant education, engaging you in solving real business and societal problems, and giving you hands-on experience with faculty and the business community. Programs are AACSB-accredited and taught by faculty with real-world expertise. You’ll have opportunities for internships, case competitions, and networking with industry professionals. Flexible options—including on-campus, online, and executive formats—let you tailor your education to your goals and schedule. FAU’s strong connections in South Florida’s healthcare sector open doors to meaningful careers and leadership roles.
Degrees Offered at Florida Atlantic
Undergraduate
- Bachelor of Health Administration (BHS)
- Minor in Health Services
- Minor in Healthcare Information Systems
- Certificate in Healthcare Information Systems
Graduate
- Master of Health Administration (MHA) – Traditional (on-campus)
- Executive Master of Health Administration (EMHA) – On-campus and Online
- Combined BHS to MHA program (earn both degrees in as little as five years)
- MBA with Health Administration concentration
Online MHA (OMHA) Program Calendar
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Educational Objectives & Student Outcomes
2. Equip students with business, analytical, and leadership skills tailored to the healthcare industry.
3. Foster ethical decision-making and social responsibility in healthcare management.
4. Prepare graduates to adapt to regulatory, technological, and economic changes in healthcare.
2. Analyze and interpret healthcare data to inform decision-making.
3. Communicate effectively with diverse stakeholders in healthcare settings.
4. Demonstrate leadership in team and organizational environments.
5. Navigate healthcare laws, policies, and regulations confidently.
6. Integrate business and clinical perspectives to improve patient care and organizational performance.
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