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• The main point of difference is MHA deals with the study related to run the entire healthcare organization while the later handles the staffing of the healthcare units.
• MHA is the programme which dives deeper into the health care management and leadership. Its curriculum involves core business classes, but unlike the MBA, the core classes are focused on business as a whole, regardless of industry.
• Compared to a MBA, the MHA graduate will be heavily rooted in the business side of health care and prepared for a career focused on health care leadership.
• MHA is a good transition degree for someone who doesn’t have a core healthcare background, but would like to transit into it.

• If you’re coming from a health care background, or you know for sure that it is in health care administration that you’ll give your best then, a MHA is the way forward.

  If someone is potentially interested in health care but isn’t sure about where he or she wants to end up, then he or she should start with the MBA in Hospital Administration. The degree will position them to move into different industries.

  Both of the courses are equally valuable and the outcomes are great for either program, choose what suits you the best.