Academic Programs
The Division of Health Policy and Management
offers four academic degrees, as well as a program
for long term care administration licensure. For a
detailed description and application information for
a program, click its name below.
Master’s in
Healthcare Administration
Prepares graduates for leadership positions in
the health care delivery sector
Master’s in Public Health Administration and
Policy
Prepares leaders for a variety of tasks ensuring
the health of populations and communities
Master’s in Health Services Research, Policy and
Administration
Prepares graduates for successful data analysis
careers in public and private sectors
Doctorate in Health Services Research, Policy
and Administration
Designed for students interested in academic
careers or senior research positions in
government or the private sector
Which of These
Degrees Is
Right for You?
The Division also offers courses leading to
Minnesota licensure in long term care administration
through its Center for Aging Services Management.
Long Term Care Administration Licensure
Designed for people with at least a
baccalaureate degree who are seeking licensure
as a nursing home administrator or long term
care manager in Minnesota
The Division of Health Policy and Management
offers several collaborative degrees in association
with other programs at the University of Minnesota.
Access, Opportunity, and Diversity
The academic programs seek to recruit and enroll
a wide variety of students who represent the diverse
composition of today’s society.
This is consistent with the University of
Minnesota equal opportunity policy: that all persons
shall have equal access to programs, facilities, and
employment without regard to race, color, creed,
religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status,
disability, public assistance status, veteran
status, or sexual orientation.
For more information, please see the
Official University of Minnesota policy. (PDF
file)
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