Master of Health Administration
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Fall 2024 Cohort
Welcome!
On behalf of our faculty and staff, I thank you for your interest in and support of our MHA Program. I encourage you to explore our website, MHA Handbook, MHA Program Metrics, and related links. Our MHA newsletter is published twice a year. I welcome your feedback.
Best regards,
Sandi J. Lane, PhD, FACHE, LNHA
Associate Professor; Director, MHA Program
Mission Statement*
The UNC Charlotte Master of Health Administration (MHA) Program develops emerging healthcare leaders prepared to advance health equity.
We pursue our mission through education, research, and service that:
- Gives students the knowledge, skills, and values needed to lead dynamic health systems.
- Creates knowledge needed to lead people and organizations providing health services.
- Increases the diversity of health services leaders, with a special emphasis on individuals and groups historically underrepresented in graduate education.
- Promotes the public’s health.
Vision Statement
The UNC Charlotte Master of Health Administration (MHA) Program is nationally recognized for developing emerging healthcare leaders who promote healthy communities partnered with responsive population health systems.
Values Statement
Our program values collaboration, community engagement, diversity, innovation, professionalism, health equity, and social justice.
Last revised: May 2024
The Master of Health Administration (MHA) program at UNC Charlotte is an interdisciplinary program designed for administrators in a changing health care environment. Attentive to the specific needs of our students, the program addresses the academic and professional expectations of those seeking to establish careers in the field as well as those currently employed in health care administration. Our graduates demonstrate competence across the core health administration domains of leadership, critical thinking, health administration sciences, and quantitative analysis, management, political and community stakeholder development, and communication.
Applications for the Summer/Fall semesters are due February 15; applications received by May 1 will be considered on a space-available basis. Our MHA Handbook, linked below, describes the application process and the program in detail. The Handbook supplements the information on our website. We encourage interested applicants to download and review our Handbook.
Contact for Additional Information
Department of Health Management and Policy
College of Health and Human Services
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte
9201 University City Boulevard
Charlotte, NC 28223-0001
Tel: 704-687-7191
Fax: 704-687-1644
Email: MHAProgram@charlotte.edu
Please use the Request to Visit button in the left navigation bar to schedule an in-person visit.
*These statements of program philosophy were developed via the program’s faculty curricular governance process. They reflect the expectations and norms of the profession and the program’s specialized accreditation standards. Diversity in this content means the ways in which individuals vary, including, but not limited to, backgrounds, beliefs, viewpoints, abilities, cultures, and traditions that distinguish one individual from another. In delivering our degree program, we ensure that “students of all backgrounds are welcomed, included, and supported in their pursuit of a degree or certificate…” We are committed to “equality of all persons,” including “equality of opportunity for all students…” See updated UNC system policy 300.8.5.