The University of North Florida is offering a new doctoral degree program for advanced health care leaders, the Doctor of Health Administration.
“This program will empower future leaders with the knowledge and skills to navigate complexities, drive transformative change and enhance the quality of health care delivery. This isn’t just a degree — it’s a commitment to shaping a healthier, more equitable tomorrow,” Mei Zhao, interim dean of UNF’s Brooks College of Health, said in a news release.
The program emphasizes global health leadership and evidence-based management of health care facilities and institutions.
Students will receive instruction, training and networking opportunities with internationally recognized faculty and local health care executives, the release said.
The program is 48 credit hours in a hybrid format, combining 80% online coursework with 20% on-campus weekend executive seminar sessions.
Applications are open until Aug. 1 for classes that begin Aug. 19.
Visit https://www.unf.edu/brooks/health-administration/doctor-of-health-administration.html for details.