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Auburn Health Services Administration Program

Auburn's Health Administration Program, also known as the HADM Program, combines courses from a number of traditional academic fields to link the concerns of administration and health care. Graduates receive a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Services Administration (HSA) and may also have a a minor in a specific subject area.

The Health Administration Program began in 1971 with an initial enrollment of 6 students. Initially, the program was geared toward students planning graduate study in a field related to health administration, particularly hospital administration. With a current enrollment of 100-125 students, HADM serves both those planning to enter graduate school and students intending to seek employment immediately after graduation. HADM graduates enter careers in a wide range of health-related administrative areas including but not limited to:

Hospital Administration
Long-Term Care Administration
Clinic Administration
Public Health
Health Policy
Rehabilitative and Ancilliary Care Administration

The HA Program is a member of the Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA), one of only a few such programs in the Southeastern United States.

View Official Health Administration Program Website

View Health Services Adminstration Curriculum 2009-2010