Exciting Graduate Programs in Health at the University of Illinois- Health Administration, Health Technology, & Public Health

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Dear Health Advisors,

Please share some exciting news with your students about our health-related professional degrees at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in the College of Applied Health Sciences. Click here to order program flyers or schedule a video visit with us for your students.

The nationally accredited Master of Science in Healthcare Administration (MSHA) immerses students in topics that are critical to the optimal functioning of health systems, including strategic planning, program evaluation, health policy, finance, and biostatistics. To round out their career preparation, students complete internships with high-level healthcare administrators. Healthcare administrators can be found in clinics, hospitals, and long-term care facilities, as well as in health insurance and pharmaceutical companies, government agencies, rehabilitation units, and consulting firms.


A new generation of applied healthcare professionals is needed - professionals with skills in software and hardware development, public health and healthcare delivery, human factors and design. The MS in Health Technology program at Illinois is an interdisciplinary program developed by the College of Applied Health Sciences working in collaboration with the Grainger College of Engineering. This one of a kind program provides you with an opportunity to build skills in a project-based educational program that spans engineering, public health, human factors and design.

First class entering in Fall 2020. Applications open in January, 2020.


*pending approval by the Illinois Board of Higher Education
Public health is an interdisciplinary field rooted in science and social justice that focuses on preventing disease and improving health. Are you passionate about health? Committed to making a difference? Want to increase access and services for underrepresented groups? Interested in improving health outcomes for whole communities, not just individuals? If you answered yes, a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree might be the perfect fit for you. Our nationally accredited program offers an MPH in Epidemiology* and an MPH in Health Behavior & Promotion.

Learn more at mph.illinois.edu. Email us at mph-admissions@ahs.illinois.edu.

*pending approval by the Illinois Board of Higher Education

About Champaign-Urbana
The twin cities area of Champaign and Urbana (also called Chambana and C-U) is a lively, micro-urban college town that offers a diverse, safe, and affordable living environment with easy public transportation and the amenities of a larger city. Champaign-Urbana was recently ranked among the 10 best college towns.

Thank you for promoting these outstanding graduate programs to your students,
-  Nicole Holtzclaw-Stone

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