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MHA Course Listings Winter 2012

For official quarter start and end dates see the UW academic calendar

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 First year | Second year | Electives, Policies and Registration

First Year Courses:

HSMGMT 507:Group Dynamics and Team Leadership
sec: D   sln: 14419   (2 credits, cr/nc)
O'Brien           (Web page)
T,   130-320pm,   I-132, Health Sciences Building

HSMGMT 510:Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management
sec: D   sln: 14423   (4 credits, graded)
Dowling           (Web page)
M,   1230-220pm,   Microlab
W,   1230-220pm,   Microlab

HSMGMT 514:Health Economics

HSMGMT 570:Quantitative Methods
sec: B   sln: 14442   (3 credits, graded)
White           (Web page)
T,   830-950am,   GNOM-S060, Foege Building
Th,   830-950am,   GNOM-S060, Foege Building

HSMGMT 571:Health Care Financial Management
sec: B   sln: 14444   (4 credits, graded)
Stillman           (Web page)
Th,   200-550pm,   T-478, Health Sciences Building

 

Second Year Courses:

HSMGMT 500:Risk and Insurance Seminar
sec: B   sln: 14415   (2 credits, graded)
Conrad           (Web page)
M,   1030-1120am,   I-132, Health Sciences Building
W,   1030-1120am,   I-132, Health Sciences Building

HSMGMT 552:Health Administration and Business Law
sec: B   sln: 14433   (4 credits, graded)
Sanford           (Web page)
T,   1200-150pm,   T-478, Health Sciences Building
Th,   1200-150pm,   T-478, Health Sciences Building

HSMGMT 553:Healthcare Marketing Strategy
sec: D   sln: 14437   (2 credits, graded)
Welton           (Web page)
W,   830-1020am,   Microlab

 

Elective Options:

See policy below for choosing electives

 

Important Policies:

  • Electives:   Students are welcome to seek other electives that meet their academic/professional interests on a per credit course fee basis. Contact your advisor or the Student Services Manager to ensure that electives fulfill program requirements. You may want to explore the Department of Health Services course listings or the web sites of other schools and departments, such as Business, Medicine, Nursing, or Public Affairs.
  • Employee Tuition Exemption:   MHA program courses are self-sustaining and, therefore, MHA students are not eligible for the Tuition Exemption Program
  • Grading Policy
  • Missing Class Policy
  • Taking individual courses as a GNM/NM student

 

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