Executive Master of Health Administration
“This program has been one of the best academic experiences I have ever had.”
Position yourself for success in one of today’s fastest growing fields.
Did you know you can earn your Executive Master of Health Administration degree from anywhere in the world without interrupting your career?
Whether you manage a team in a hospital, work in the pharmaceutical industry, or are a practicing MD, Cornell University’s new online program offers you the opportunity to learn from top-notch healthcare faculty in a flexible online format, combined with a few on-campus sessions at Cornell University’s campuses.
How it works:
- Earn your degree over 18 months from May 2020 - December 2021
- Learn through instructor-led online courses and on-campus intensive sessions
- Study with top-notch faculty, industry practitioners, and Executives-in-Residence
- Become part of a lifelong global network of over 1,000 Sloan alumni and health professionals
Admission Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree
- 5+ years relevant work experience
Application Requirements
- Transcript(s)
- Resume
- GRE or GMAT test scores (optional)
- Statement of purpose
- Two letters of recommendation, one of which must be from your current manager
How to apply:
- The admissions cycle for the May 2020 cohort has ended. The next deadline for admission to the May 2021 cohort will be September 15, 2020. Monthly information sessions will begin in June.
- Create an account to fill out the application here.
EMHA Enrollment Counselors
Allison Beardsley
607-882-9507
anb88@cornell.edu
Schedule a quick call with me: calendly.com/abeardsley
Denise Larsen
607-882-2545
dml354@cornell.edu
Schedule a quick call with me: calendly.com/dmlarsen
“The Cornell network has been absolutely fabulous and speaks to the caliber of both the students and the program. Each person I have spoken with is more talented than the next and all so generous with their time and insights. I am truly grateful to have the opportunity to be amongst such a great group of people."