Patient Safety and Healthcare Quality Program

As of 2025, 13 U.S. colleges are offering Patient Safety and Healthcare Quality and its subprograms. 3 schools offer the Patient Safety and Healthcare Quality program in graduate level, and the average graduate program tuition of the Patient Safety and Healthcare Quality programs is $8,424 for state residents and $28,783 for out-of-state students.

Patient Safety and Healthcare Quality by Degree and Programs

3 graduate schools have Patient Safety and Healthcare Quality programs and no schools offer the program for BS degree.

Patient Safety and Healthcare Quality Programs by Degree
	Number of Offered Schools
Certificate Programs	-
Associate's	-
Bachelor's	-
Master's	3
Doctorate	-
Post Graduate	7
Post-Bachelor's	7
Post-Masters	-

U.S. Colleges Offering Patient Safety and Healthcare Quality Program

School Name	Undergraduate Tuition	Graduate Tuition	Populatoin	Graduation Rate	Students to Faculty
University of Alabama at Birmingham Public, four-years	$22,562 ($9,098)	$21,168 ($8,640)	20,905	64%	18 to 1
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Public, four-years	$14,714 ($9,086)	$21,505 ($12,460)	3,485	-	16 to 1
University of New Haven Private (not-for-profit), four-years	$47,332	$19,916	9,229	63%	17 to 1
Sacred Heart University Private (not-for-profit), four-years	$50,404	$34,394	11,022	73%	15 to 1
Jacksonville University Private (not-for-profit), four-years	$48,150	$21,818	4,247	51%	11 to 1
Drake University Private (not-for-profit), four-years	$51,960	$12,825	4,345	74%	11 to 1
Eastern Kentucky University Public, four-years	$21,230 ($10,320)	$14,628 ($10,794)	15,673	50%	17 to 1
Saginaw Valley State University Public, four-years	$30,450 ($12,930)	$18,360	6,822	48%	16 to 1
University of Nebraska Medical Center Public, four-years	$39,962 ($16,973)	$21,696 ($12,006)	3,988	-	3 to 1
Drexel University Private (not-for-profit), four-years	$62,412	$39,261	21,153	78%	9 to 1