UCLA Renews Partnership with AllCampus to Support Online Master of Healthcare Administration Program

The five-year renewal builds on enrollment growth and continued support for working healthcare professionals and their education

CHICAGO, Oct. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- AllCampus, a leading higher education strategic partner helping universities and employers solve academic program and workforce challenges, today announced a five-year renewal of its partnership with the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health to support its online Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) program.

"AllCampus is proud to continue our partnership with UCLA and support a program designed around the needs of working healthcare professionals, an industry with an acute staffing shortage of skilled workers," said Joe Diamond, CEO of AllCampus. "The growth we've seen from the program reflects the close collaboration between our teams. We're excited to build on that momentum over the next five years and help even more professionals discover a flexible path to advancing their careers."

Through the partnership, AllCampus will continue to provide support for UCLA's online MHA program with marketing, recruitment and enrollment services, designed to help the university reach working healthcare professionals across the country who are looking to further their education while ensuring prospective students feel supported along the way.

The UCLA online MHA program prepares working healthcare professionals to strengthen the quantitative, managerial and analytical skills needed to improve operations across healthcare organizations. The curriculum was developed specifically around the challenges healthcare administrators and workers face and incorporates concepts from business, finance, marketing, data analytics and organizational behavior.

"Deciding to renew our partnership with AllCampus was easy because the results speak for themselves," said Dr. Laura Erskine, Professor of Health Policy and Management, Director of the MHA Program, and Director of the UCLA Center for Healthcare Management. "When we launched UCLA's online MHA in 2020, our goal was simple: give working healthcare professionals a flexible way to earn a world-class degree without having to put their careers on hold. AllCampus has helped us reach talented healthcare workers across the country, delivered a supportive experience to our team and our students while fully respecting our academic independence, and helped us to build the healthcare workforce of the future."

The program is designed for students to complete in as little as two years, or eight terms, while giving working professionals flexibility in how they move through the program. Students can switch between a full-time course load of two courses per term and a part-time course load of one course per term based on their work and personal commitments.

Although coursework is primarily asynchronous, students have weekly opportunities to participate in live virtual sessions while learning from faculty at the CEPH-accredited UCLA Fielding School of Public Health. The program also includes two hands-on immersive experiences on UCLA's campus in Los Angeles.

For more information on AllCampus, its services and its university and employer partners, please visit allcampus.com.

Learn more about UCLA's online MHA program here.

About AllCampus

With a mission to make higher education more affordable and accessible for all students, AllCampus is a leading higher education strategic partner that helps universities deliver more for less, with confidence and at scale. AllCampus integrates AI, automation and analytics with transparent collaboration to help universities and employers build lasting partnerships that deliver high-value education to working professionals worldwide. To learn more, follow AllCampus on LinkedIn or visit allcampus.com.

About UCLA Fielding School of Public Health

The UCLA Fielding School of Public Health, founded in 1961, is dedicated to enhancing the public's health by conducting innovative research, training future leaders and health professionals from diverse backgrounds, translating research into policy and practice, and serving our local communities and the communities of the nation and the world. The school has 631 students from 26 nations engaged in carrying out the vision of building healthy futures in greater Los Angeles, California, the nation and the world.

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