Master of Health Administration (MHA)

The University of British Columbia’s Master of Health Administration (MHA) is a 24-month professional program designed for clinicians, managers, and researchers seeking to address complex challenges in health system delivery. The program integrates health systems, policy, and management to provide a strong foundation for leadership roles in healthcare. Delivered in a weekend modular format, it allows students to continue advancing their careers while studying, with classes held every three to four weeks at UBC’s Robson Square campus in downtown Vancouver.

Students benefit from instruction delivered by faculty from the School of Population and Public Health, the Sauder School of Business, and experienced healthcare industry leaders. This interdisciplinary approach ensures learners gain both a broad understanding of healthcare systems and practical management and leadership skills. Through a combination of academic learning and real-world insight, the program prepares graduates to develop innovative solutions and lead effectively within evolving healthcare environments.

Admission Requirements

• UBC 4-year Bachelor’s degree or equivalent.

What You’ll Learn

• Develop leadership and management skills to address complex healthcare system challenges.
• Gain understanding of health systems, policy, and organizational strategy in healthcare settings.
• Strengthen practical decision-making and problem-solving skills through applied, real-world learning.
• Learn from healthcare and business experts to build a strong foundation for senior leadership roles.