Minneapolis, Minnesota

University of Minnesota Health Administration Programs

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

CAHME accreditedSchool of Public Health, Division of Health Policy and ManagementPublic

What Health Administration Degrees Does University of Minnesota Offer?

University of Minnesota offers 2 health administration master's programs (MHA). They are offered on campus and hybrid. University of Minnesota is on CAHME's accredited list.

2 Programs at University of Minnesota

Admissions and Cost at University of Minnesota

ProgramGRE/GMATExperiencePublished tuition
Master of Healthcare Administration (full-time)GRE not required
Executive Master of Healthcare AdministrationGRE not requiredAt least three years of management or clinical leadership experience in a healthcare organization

From University of Minnesota's own program, admissions and tuition pages, reviewed September 28, 2026. Blank cells: the school's pages don't state that detail. Tuition changes each year; confirm fees with the school.

How University of Minnesota Compares

Its programs require 42 to 60 credits, against a national median of 39. It awarded 62 health administration master's degrees in 2022-23 (IPEDS), 4th of 8 in Minnesota and 48th of 298 nationally among schools on this site.

University of MinnesotaMinnesota medianU.S. median
Credits42–604539

Medians across programs on this site that publish the figure, September 2026. The MHA cost and loan calculator adds fees and 2026 federal loan limits.

Dual Degrees at University of Minnesota

Is University of Minnesota CAHME Accredited?

University of Minnesota is on the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME) accredited-program list, and the accreditation covers Master of Healthcare Administration (full-time) and Executive Master of Healthcare Administration. CAHME is the accreditor for graduate programs in healthcare management; it reviews each program, not the whole university, so a school can have an accredited MHA alongside unaccredited online or MBA tracks. All CAHME-accredited programs · CAHME accreditation checker

Federal data (IPEDS) show University of Minnesota awarded 62 master's degrees in health administration fields in 2022-23.

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University of Minnesota: Common Questions

Is University of Minnesota's Health Administration Program CAHME Accredited?

University of Minnesota is on the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME) accredited-program list, and the accreditation covers Master of Healthcare Administration (full-time) and Executive Master of Healthcare Administration.

Does University of Minnesota Offer an Online MHA or Healthcare Administration Master's?

No. University of Minnesota's programs are offered on campus and hybrid, according to its own pages.

Does University of Minnesota Require the GRE or GMAT?

Master of Healthcare Administration (full-time): GRE not required. Executive Master of Healthcare Administration: GRE not required.

Does University of Minnesota Require an Administrative Residency or Internship?

Master of Healthcare Administration (full-time): Summer residency. Executive Master of Healthcare Administration: Capstone project.

How Long Is University of Minnesota's Program?

Master of Healthcare Administration (full-time): 60 credits (51 required, 9 elective), 21 months. Executive Master of Healthcare Administration: 42 credits, Less than two years.

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Sources

  1. sph.umn.edu: program, admissions and tuition pages, reviewed September 28, 2026
  2. CAHME, accredited and certified programs (September 2026)
  3. U.S. Department of Education, IPEDS completions 2022-23

Every program on this site was checked against the school's own website. Accreditation comes only from the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME) list, and graduate counts from the U.S. Department of Education (IPEDS). Sponsored listings are labeled and never change which programs we list or how we rank them. How we verify programs