Master of Health Administration
With Certified Health Executive Designation
Learn to Lead Canadian Healthcare |
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Our rigorous, CAHME accredited Master program will allow you to cultivate a career in management and administration, playing a transformative role in improving healthcare for the communities we serve.
We create blended cohorts, with experienced nurses, surgeons, dentists and pharmacists learning alongside recent graduates from the full range of subjects: you do not need a healthcare background to excel on this program.
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A Research Powerhouse
Your curriculum will be designed by leaders in international health systems research, and informed by innovative best practices across the sector.
The ELEMENT Mentor Scheme
A one-to-one connection with a serving healthcare leader, to review your goals, overcome challenges and discuss career progression.
CHE, & CAHME Accreditation
Your program fulfils requirements for Canadian Health Executive designation, and meets the international gold standard for health administration accreditation.
A 4-Month Residency
A bespoke placement, arranged for you, with a senior health leader. Experience innovation in action and develop meaningful leadership experience.
A LEADS Affiliated Program
Your education will be mapped to Canada's preeminent health leadership framework, enabling seamless transition to health systems across the nation.
The Nova Scotia Advantage
Live, learn and grow in Halifax, Nova Scotia: the best of the city with the beauty of the ocean, and a world-class University to call home.
Program Details |
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The following information relates to our CAHME Accredited MHA program. If you are interested in the Thesis Stream, follow this link: Click here for Thesis Stream. (Open in new window)
The MHA Residency |
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The residency is a pivotal component of the Master of Health Administration (MHA) program. We will match you with a senior health executive to serve as your preceptor through-out the 4-month placement which is tailored to your career goals.
Part-time students can complete their residency in a number of ways, often working with a past or current employer to develop their leadership skills.
Host organizations may include, but are not limited to, the Department of Health, district and regional health organizations and other public-sector organizations.
Dr Robert Strang Scholarship for Equity in Health |
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If you are applying to start the MHA in September of 2024, are a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident, and self-identify as a member of an underrepresented group, you are encouraged to apply for the Strang Scholarship of up to $10,000 to support your studies. Contact Shelley Weir on healthadmin@dal.ca for details of the application process.