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The Doctorate of Health Science in Health Sciences (D.H.Sc.)program at East Stroudsburg University is a post-professional academic degree for
those who intend to pursue advanced professional practice careers in higher education,
clinical research, or allied health administration.
The 1st cohort recently spent a weekend in Gettysburg as an experiential learning
event to discuss the leadership topics being covered in class.
The D.H.Sc. will prepare scholarly healthcare professionals by assisting students’
development of advanced skills in leadership and analytics through extensive research
and examination of administrative and clinical case-studies, self-assessment leadership
profiles, and application of skills in a workforce setting.
The D.H.Sc. is a generalist degree with two concentrations:Health Management and AdministrationandAdvanced Research Administration. Following completion of a common core -- which will focus on communication, leadership
theory, ethics, and advanced research methods -- students will choose a specific concentration.
Health Management and Administration concentration focuses on health policy, management
and financing.
Advanced Research Administration focuses on grantsmanship, professional writing, and
contemporary technology.
Culminating the nine-term course schedule, a dissertation on a topic of interest to
the student and of significant impact will be completed.
The dissertation will be guided by program faculty and researchers in the student’s
and faculty member’s respective areas of expertise.
The Doctorate of Health Science in Health Sciences (D.H.Sc.)program at East Stroudsburg University is a post-professional academic degree for
those who intend to pursue advanced professional practice careers in higher education,
clinical research, or allied health administration.
The 1st cohort recently spent a weekend in Gettysburg as an experiential learning
event to discuss the leadership topics being covered in class.
The D.H.Sc. will prepare scholarly healthcare professionals by assisting students’
development of advanced skills in leadership and analytics through extensive research
and examination of administrative and clinical case-studies, self-assessment leadership
profiles, and application of skills in a workforce setting.
The D.H.Sc. is a generalist degree with two concentrations:Health Management and AdministrationandAdvanced Research Administration. Following completion of a common core -- which will focus on communication, leadership
theory, ethics, and advanced research methods -- students will choose a specific concentration.
Health Management and Administration concentration focuses on health policy, management
and financing.
Advanced Research Administration focuses on grantsmanship, professional writing, and
contemporary technology.
Culminating the nine-term course schedule, a dissertation on a topic of interest to
the student and of significant impact will be completed.
The dissertation will be guided by program faculty and researchers in the student’s
and faculty member’s respective areas of expertise.