Health Administration MHA

Communication 

Using appropriate technology, students will communicate effectively through written and oral modes of expression across academic, professional, and social contexts. They will also be able to demonstrate the ability to lead in team situations by motivating, inspiring, and directing others to achieve goals.

Critical Thinking and Inquiry 

Students will think critically and construct reasoned arguments to support their positions using skills appropriate to the context, such as deductive reasoning, scientific inquiry, quantitative reasoning, aesthetic judgment, or critical examination of form, style, content, and meaning. 

Ethics, Social Justice, and Ignatian Values 

Students will assess and respond to ethical and social justice issues informed by Ignatian values and be able to generate scholarship that embodies free, open inquiry, provokes imaginative thinking and a commitment to lifelong learning, along with insistence upon ethical decision-making and care and concern for others. 

Diversity 

Students will respectfully engage with diverse human beliefs, abilities, experiences, identities, or cultures locally and globally.

Discipline or Program-Specific Competencies 

Students will acquire the essential knowledge and skills to succeed and make well-reasoned judgments personally, professionally, and in their chosen area(s) of study. 

Leadership

Students will demonstrate the ability to lead in team situations. They will motivate, inspire, challenge, encourage, and direct a team to achieve its goals.  Students will also become role models for their peer groups.