Master of Health Administration (Community Care)

Toronto Metropolitan University will be closed from the end of the day on December 20, 2024 to January 5, 2025 (inclusive). Program staff will respond to inquiries upon their return on January 6.

During the closure, applicants who have started their application process can continue uploading documents. New applicants can complete the first part of their application (external link, opens in new window) but will only receive an email with follow-up instructions to upload their documents until the university reopens in January.

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The Master of Health Administration (Community Care) is the first Canadian graduate degree in this dynamic and growing sector. With the increasing importance of community care across healthcare systems, this program addresses the critical need for leaders who know how to negotiate and manage care delivery across networks of provider organizations to a range of clients and families. This program builds on Toronto Metropolitan University's expertise in providing career-focused programs and experiential learning opportunities as numerous healthcare organizations have partnered with the program in the design and delivery of this innovative curriculum.

This program addresses the need for innovative and entrepreneurial managers who can effectively and ethically lead, manage and/or start organizations that deliver care across diverse populations and locations. The program’s convenient downtown location and modular format enables students to work full-time while completing the program in 16 months. The MHA (CC) is designed for professionals already working in healthcare and those interested in transitioning into this vital and rewarding career.

For information on how to apply, see Admissions