Master of Science in Public Health: Health Policy and Management
Program Overview
This 48-credit Master of Science in Public Health: Health Policy and Management program develops research, technical, and organizational skills. Its focus on planning and evaluation prepares students for managerial and administrative roles in health organizations and regulatory bodies. Emphasizing healthcare improvement and social change advocacy, the curriculum balances health issues, policy, skills, and experience.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Master of Science in Public Health: Health Policy and Management is a two-year, 48-credit program designed to strengthen research, technical, and organizational skills. It aims to provide expertise in planning and evaluation, and to prepare students for managerial and administrative positions in health organizations and regulatory bodies. The program emphasizes learning how to improve health care programs and become capable administrators and advocates for social change in the health care system. The curriculum features a balanced mix of courses providing a solid background in health care issues, policy, skills, and experience.
Careers:
The program prepares students for career growth in the private or public sector. It provides a strong foundation for health-services research.