New Jersey City University's Health Sciences Department, located in Jersey City, offers a Master of Science with a specialization in Health Administration. Applicants to the program must have a bachelor's degree in health sciences. The program requires completion of 39 credits and eight to 12 weeks of supervised field training. Required coursework includes health law, fiscal management, advanced epidemiology and research techniques.
Seton Hall University in South Orange, New Jersey offers a Master of Science in Nursing in Case Management and Health Administration. The program is designed for students who have a bachelor's degree in nursing. Students complete 30 credits for the degree. Coursework emphasizes case management, nursing administration and client advocacy. Students gain hands-on experience in a clinical practicum.
The University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School offers a Master of Business Administration with an emphasis in Health Care Management. Coursework focuses on issues such as e-health business models and impact, financial management and the industrial organization of health care. Wharton graduates go on to work in biotechnology, health care consulting, pharmaceutical companies and hospitals.
Pennsylvania State University, located in University Park, offers a Master of Health Administration degree. Students must complete 46 credits in required courses and three elective credits. Coursework includes health data analysis, health law, health care marketing and leadership in health services organizations. Students must also complete a 10-week graduate administrative residency.
Pennsylvania State University Harrisburg offers a Master of Health Administration degree. Students must complete 36 credit hours, attend an applied statistical package workshop and take a capstone research course. Required classes include organization behavior, research methods and health administrative policy formulation. Program applicants should have at least three years of professional experience.
The University of Pittsburgh's Department of Health Policy and Management offers a Master of Health Administration degree. The program requires 60 credits and generally takes five full-time terms to complete. Students must also complete a three-month, supervised management residency and write a scholarly master's essay. The program's curriculum includes work in biostatistics, epidemiology, human population genetics, marketing and financial management.
King's College, a private Catholic school located in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, offers a Master of Science in Healthcare Administration degree. The program requires 45 credits and is designed for part-time students. Students can attend classes in the evenings, on weekends or online. Required coursework includes health care economics, epidemiology for health care managers and health policy. The program also has an Alumni Association that provides networking opportunities.