The Master of Healthcare Management (MSHM) degree program at Atlantis University prepares students to take on leadership roles in healthcare organizations. This degree is widely recognized in the healthcare field as a key credential that allows graduates to pursue management positions in various healthcare settings.
The program’s curriculum is designed to develop essential competencies for healthcare leadership, including healthcare delivery systems, healthcare finance, ethical and legal considerations in healthcare, and key management topics. Students will engage in research, practices and service activities, contributing to the advancement of healthcare management knowledge and its applications.
Additionally, students and faculty will leverage their education and expertise to address healthcare management needs at the local, national, and global levels. The MSHM program not only equips students with the skills to lead but also supports them in meeting the growing demand for qualified healthcare leaders, both in Florida and beyond.
Atlantis University is an open enrollment university with admission standards and requirements. Students in the MSHM program must meet the same admission standards as all graduate student applicants across the university regarding grade point averages, previously earned degrees, and the development of essays personal statements (1,000 words) outlining their interests and expectations related to the program. Interviews with candidates are conducted in accordance with university policy.
Students pursuing a Master’s degree Program at ATLANTIS UNIVERSITY must successfully complete between 36 credit hours graduate level curriculum. In addition to the General Admissions Requirements, Master’s Degree Program applicants must:
Complete an interview with Admissions by in-person, telephone, or video conference.
Complete an enrollment agreement
Provide a resume indicating education and complete work history.
A personal statement of purpose and objectives
Two or more letters of reference
Some current resume/curriculum vitae
Official Transcripts of college credits or of an earned degree from an accredited institution recognized by the United States Department of Education.
If documents are from another country: An evaluation of an official transcript by an approved educational evaluation service attesting the degree/or credits earned are equivalent to a degree/credits earned at a US accredited institution of higher education.
Hold a four-year Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent credential conferred by an approved institution of postsecondary education and provide official transcripts. Applicants who have earned a three-year bachelor’s degree from the following countries will be considered: Australia, Canada, Bangladesh, New Zealand, Pakistan, Bhutan, Nepal, South Africa, Sri Lanka, India, and European countries that are a part of the Bologna Process.
An undergraduate degree in a specific field is not a requirement; qualified students from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply, unless otherwise specified in the program requirements. The Admission decision is based on a combination of a student’s undergraduate academic performance, relevant professional experience, and letters of recommendation.
A minimum of 120 Credit Hours minimally at the undergraduate level to include at least 30 Semester hours of General Education Credit. A Bachelor-level, undergraduate degree (or equivalent), or 3+ years of full-time relevant work experience.
Three (3) years of full-time relevant work experience recommended.
Transfer Credits: Applicants who have completed graduate-level coursework in a related field may be eligible to transfer up to 6 credits toward the MSHM program, subject to review and approval by the admissions committee.
Application Deadline: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Prospective students are encouraged to apply early to ensure timely processing and availability of seats in the program.
Applicants will be notified of their acceptance or rejection by the University after the application is submitted. All admissions services are conducted on an equal opportunity/equal access basis.