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About Health Care Administration

Graduate Program in
Health Care Administration
Houston Center

 

About HCA

The Master's degree in Health Care Administration at Texas Woman's University is an accredited program designed to prepare you for a career as an administrator or staff specialist in health care institutions or agencies that involve the provision, financing, regulation or insuring of health services. Advanced studies in business management, health facilities organization and operations, strategic planning and decision making will give you the specialized knowledge and skills needed to lead and administer today's complex health care systems. Follow the links at the left to explore the admissions requirements, course descriptions, and meet the HCA faculty.

 

Location

Located in the heart of the Texas Medical Center, students have an opportunity to learn and work in one of the most exciting medical care environments in the world. Classes are offered in the evening, on weekends and by internet allowing pursuit of the master's degree on a part time basis.

 

Accreditation

The Health Care Administration Program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME). 

 

Benefits to an Accredited Program

The CAHME accreditation process benefits all stakeholders: Texas Woman’s University and the College of Health Sciences, M.H.A students, alumni and employers.

Participation in the CAHME accreditation process affirms the program’s responsibility for the quality of education offered and demonstrates commitment to continuous improvement.

The HCA program has completed a rigorous self-evaluation and peer reviews and it satisfies criteria established and accepted by the health care administration education community.

The program has a clearly defined mission and educationally appropriate objectives.

Accreditation assures prospective employers that TWU M.H.A. graduates come from a program where the content and quality have been evaluated to satisfy high standards.

The employer can be confident that the M.H.A. program has followed a specific core of materials, as dictated by CAHME, which ensures the understanding of today’s complex health care environment.

The HCA program is current and reflects changes in knowledge and practice generally accepted in the health care administration community.

 

Enrollment Options

In addition to the M.H.A. degree, the HCA program offers a certificate program, a dual MBA/MHA degree with the University of St. Thomas and a program for applicants who already hold M.B.As.

 

Contact Information

Health Care Administration Department

Texas Woman's University

1130 John Freeman Boulevard

Houston, Texas 77030

ph. 713-794-2061

fax 713-794-2350

GShelton@twu.edu

Page last updated April 19, 2006

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