MHA (Master of Health Administration) is a professional managerial education program focused on the management of healthcare services, healthcare facilities, and health-care systems in both national and international contexts.
The MHA program is intended primarily for managers and middle- and senior-level executives working in the healthcare sector, as well as for professionals who wish to systematically develop their expertise in the management of healthcare organizations and modern treatment approaches. The program combines managerial, economic, and strategic competencies with a deeper understanding of how healthcare systems function and how they are managed in practice.
The MHA study program focuses on the management and administration of healthcare services in both local and global environments.
The MHA (Master of Health Administration) degree is regarded as a hallmark of top-level expertise in healthcare management and public health.
Course Structure
The program is designed to accommodate your time constraints and professional responsibilities. At the beginning of the studies, each student works with an assigned tutor to create an Individual Study Plan (ISP) that reflects the student’s academic goals and pace, ensuring a clear and structured course of study from enrollment to successful completion.
The tutor is available for consultations, guidance, and assistance with specific tasks according to the student’s preferred format—via email, telephone, video calls, or in-person meetings. This system provides not only professional mentoring but also opportunities for personal development.
Why Study MHA – Key Benefits
Studying in the MHA program offers in particular:
- enhancement of managerial and professional qualifications in healthcare,
- a prestigious professional MHA title,
- development of practical skills in managing healthcare and treatment facilities,
- the ability to work with information as a foundation for strategic decision-making,
- a deeper understanding of how healthcare systems function and modern treatment approaches,
- increased professional value and competitiveness in the job market.
Graduates of the MHA program find employment in executive and leadership positions in healthcare institutions, public administration, and the private sector.
Who the Program Is Suitable For
The MHA program is intended primarily for:
- managers and senior staff in healthcare and treatment facilities,
- middle- and senior-level managers in the healthcare sector,
- professionals seeking specialization in the management of healthcare services,
- individuals interested in combining management, public health, and modern treatment methods.
All applications are assessed individually by the academic senate and education board, taking into account the applicant’s prior education and professional experience.
Tuition Fees
Tuition fees are listed excluding VAT (price including 21% VAT).
Price of the MHA management program: CZK 59 900 (CZK 72 479 including 21% VAT).
Tuition may be paid in a lump sum or through an individually arranged installment plan.
Specializations
Courses
Management
The student will acquire fundamental theoretical and practical foundations for performing managerial functions, as well as knowledge of methods and techniques of managerial work, both in the sphere of interpersonal relations and in relation to self-management.
Strategic Management
The student will primarily acquire the theoretical foundations of strategic management and will be equipped with methodological competencies for strategic management. The module is supplemented with case studies from this field.
Medicine 3.0
The “Medicine 3.0” module represents a modern approach to health and treatment that integrates conventional medicine with elements of psychosomatic medicine, functional medicine, and other innovative approaches. It introduces students to the principles of a holistic view of the individual and emphasises the importance of integrating physical, psychological, and social health. Emphasis is placed on the practical application of emerging medical paradigms in the context of modern healthcare and quality of life.