Master of Science in Healthcare Analytics

Why Study Master of Science in Healthcare Analytics (MSHA) – Online?

Prepare for the Future of Healthcare

The healthcare industry is evolving rapidly—and so is the need for professionals who can turn complex data into actionable insight. The Master of Science in Healthcare Analytics (MSHA) at UWRF is designed for working professionals who want to lead in data-driven healthcare environments. This program is offered 100% online.

Whether you’re already in the field or ready to transition into it, this program will equip you with the skills to make informed decisions, improve operational efficiency and enhance patient care across health systems.

The MSHA requires a minimum of 30 required graduate credits. See the detailed curriculum here.

Skills and Learning Outcomes include:

• Identify and describe the structures and operations of healthcare systems and organizations.
• Explain the interrelations between public health systems, population health, and resource allocation to enhance the provision of and access to healthcare services.
• Apply advanced data analytics techniques in healthcare organizations.
• Develop and implement data management solutions in healthcare.
• Ensure data privacy, security, and regulatory compliance.
• Integrate financial and clinical analytics in healthcare decision-making.

In addition, there is a dual degree option to earn the MBA or the Master of Science in Business Analytics simultaneously.

Admissions Requirements:

• Required Education: Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution.
• Minimum GPA: Minimum overall undergraduate GPA of 3.00 (4-point scale) or minimum GPA for last 60 credits of 3.00 (4-point scale).