Health Care Management and Policy mCGS

All students must meet the Requirements for the micro-Certificate of Graduate Study.

Overview

This micro-Certificate of Graduate Study in Health Services Administration is a 9-credit (3 courses) program designed for healthcare and public health professionals; students in health professions and other graduate students; and employees and managers of healthcare related programs and organizations. This certificate provides a foundation and essential skills for advanced study in public health, public health practice, or a population-health focus for healthcare disciplines.

Specific Requirements

REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION TO GRADUATE STUDIES FOR THE MICRO-CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATE STUDY

Students are required to have a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university and have completed 1 college-level course in mathematics and 1 college-level course in science.

MINIMUM DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

The Graduate micro-Certificate in Health Care Services Administration requires 9 credits including 2 courses (6 credits) from 2 core content areas and 1 elective course (3 credits) from an approved list of electives.

2 required core competency courses:
PH 6170Mgmt in Hlth Services&Med Care3
PH 6210Controversies in HlthEconomics3
Choose 1 elective course from the list of approved electives, including but not limited to:
Controversies in Public Health
Public Health & Health Policy
Epidemiology I
Biostatistics I:App Rsch in PH
Environmental Public Health
Social&Behavioral Public Hlth
Epidemiology 2
Environmental Public Health 2
Public Health Biostatistics II
Public Health Law and Ethics
Global Public Health
Food Systems & Public Hlth
Environmental Risk & Risk Comm
Public Health Surveillance
Social Determinants of Health
Improving Health in Population
Public Health Communications
Global Health Leadership
One Health: Zoonoses
Public Health Informatics
Investigating DiseaseOutbreaks
Legal Issues in Health Care
Climate Change & Human Health
Health in Humanitarian Crises
Exploring Healthcare Systems
Climate Change Emergencies
Maternal and Child Health
Global Mental Health
Special Topics