D'Youville College (D'Youville) offers a Master of Science (MS) degree in Health Services Administration to students who wish to pursue planning and leadership roles as health policy analysts, program planners and evaluators, health services researchers and managers in the private sector, government and non-profit organizations. Students are provided with a solid knowledge base of management practice, including an understanding of the interactions between administration, economics, medicine and politics. Decision-making, critical thinking and small group communications are among other skills students develop. The program includes a 3 credit (120 clock hours) of fieldwork with a qualified preceptor.
Highlights
The 42 credit program can be completed in two years with full time attendance or three-four years part time. Evening classes accommodate working professionals A systems approach to solving health care problems enables students to function in a rapidly changing health care environment Advanced certificate program options allow students to choose to focus in either, Long Term Care Administration, Health Services Administration or Clinical Research assistant D'Youville faculty practice in health care settings and have collaborative relations with all aspects of health care, acute care, ambulatory and home care
Programs/Credentials Offered by Department
Master's (e.g., MSc, MS, SM)
Comparison of Selected Graduate Health Sciences Credentials Offered
by Department
Approx. #
StudentsEnrolled/Year
(all options)
Campus Based Option
Online Option
Time To Complete
Master's Degree (e.g., MSc, MS, SM) (F/T)
25
2 years
Master's Degree (e.g., MSc, MS, SM) (P/T)
5
2 to 3 years
Buildings & Resources
D'Youville's 16.5 acres is ideally located on the Westside of Buffalo, New York near the Niagara River and Lake Erie. The college is a 90 minute drive to Toronto, Canada as well as a short distance from Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Syracuse. The city campus includes 10 buildings; 4 which were constructed within the past ten years. Facilities include a library, gym, student center and state of the art science labs and classrooms. The campus location offers students easy access to a variety of cultural, sports and dining experiences in the nearby downtown Buffalo entertainment venues.
Admissions & Tuition - Master's Program
Information For US Students
Information For International Students
Admissions Criteria
Minimum Undergraduate GPA:
3.0
Minimum GRE Score:
No Set Minimum
Minimum Work Experience:
2
Personal Statement/Statement of Purpose/Autobiographical Sketch: Not Required
Interview: Not Required
Deadlines (Month/Day)
Application: Continuous
Notification of Acceptance: Varies
Fees (US$)
Total Tuition for Program (excluding books):
32,000
Total Fees for Program (excluding books): 300 - 400
Total Cost of Program (excluding books): 32,300 - 32,400
Admissions Criteria
Minimum Undergraduate GPA:
3.0
Minimum GRE Score:
No Set Minimum
Minimum Work Experience:
No Set Minimum
Personal Statement/Statement of Purpose/Autobiographical Sketch: Not Required
Interview: Not Required
English Language Proficiency
(Minimum Score)
IELTS: 5.0
MELAB: 69.0
TOEFL (Computer-based): 173.0
TOEFL (Internet-based): 61.0
TOEFL (Paper-based): 500.0
Deadlines (Month/Day)
Application: Continuous
Notification of Acceptance: Varies
Fees (US$)
Total Tuition for Program (excluding books):
32,000
Total Fees for Program (excluding books):
300 - 400
Total Cost of Program (excluding books):
32,300 - 32,400
Year Graduate Program Founded: 1990# Faculty in Department: 5Credentials Offered:
MS
Co-op Education/Internship: Yes International Exchange: No Mentor Program: No Opportunities for Part-Time Study: Yes Opportunities for Online Study: Yes
Typical Master's Student Profile
# of Applicants/Year: 50Annual Student Intake: 30Average Undergraduate GPA: 3.1Average Age Upon Admittance: 35Male/Female Ratio: % Male: 8 % Female: 92 % International Students: 23# Countries of Origin: 10 or less
Employment Statistics
Students Who Graduate With a Job Offer
Not Available
Average Salary Accepted (US$)
Not Available
Source of Position
Not Available
Teaching Methods
Case Studies Community Service Projects Consulting Project/Field Work Directed (Independent) Study Courses Lectures Research Paper/Project Speakers Thesis
Institute Quick Stats
Year Institute Founded: 1908# Faculties: 12# Full-Time Faculty: 153# Graduate Students (all programs): 1,030# Undergraduate Students (all programs): 1,790On Campus Residencies/Dormitories: YesCampus Setting (Main Campus): UrbanNearest City (Main Campus): Buffalo
City Population: 250,000Cost of Living: MediumClimate Range: 10 °F to 95 °F