This Masters degree will expand your knowledge and skills in health administration.

Graduates of the Master of Health Administration students will be able to:

• evaluate issues and challenges that confront the industry, health care professionals and consumers of their services
• conceptualise new and creative approaches to health care administration to support service delivery in diverse health care settings
• connect theory, practice and research within health administration
• examine the ethical aspects of personal, professional, social, cultural, environmental and institutional changes within contemporary health care delivery and respond to such changes
• reflect on options and opportunities to enhance professional practice in contemporary local, regional and global health care contexts
• contribute to values-based professional practice in dynamic and challenging environments.

Graduates will be able to apply theory and practice learned in a range of health provider settings including but not limited to:

• Public Health Care provider in acute wards and rehabilitation settings;
• Private Health Care provider in acute wards and rehabilitation settings;
• Private Practice in the fields of aged and neurological rehabilitation;
• Aged care Health services;
• Transition care community rehabilitation and long term care settings;
• State, Federal and local government in policy development or implementation;
• Health Carer groups;
• Health Care based research.

Roles may include:

• Clinician;
• Case worker;
• Team Leader;
• Consultant;
• Researcher.