Master of Health Sciences

Shape the Future of Healthcare as a Leader in Health Sciences

Work collaboratively with a rich diversity of health professionals and thought leaders representing a wide range of voices and perspectives. When you graduate, you’ll be well prepared to promote excellence in teaching and learning, translate theory and strategy to the learning environment, expand the evidence base in health professions education, and link education, research, and practice in transforming healthcare systems. The online format gives you the flexibility to balance work and study, and you can start the program in the fall, spring, or summer and complete it in as little as two years.

Your Master of Health Sciences Journey

Over the course of this rigorous and diverse educational experience you will:

analyze and appraise the health sciences in the context of higher education, healthcare professions, and teaching and learning
design curricula that incorporate educational models and learning theories on higher education
examine and design tools for leadership of healthcare departments or organizations
evaluate and apply research theories and ethical practices critical to the application of advanced healthcare practice

You also will undertake an in-depth independent research project. Review the full curriculum.

The Future of Healthcare is Interdisciplinary

Interprofessional education (IPE) is a way of life at MCPHS.

Students participating in an Interprofessional Education event.

We are Dedicated to Advancing Your Health Sciences Career

#8

Online Masters in Health Science

As ranked by University HQ

$124K

Median Salary

MCPHS is ranked #2 in New England and #6 in the nation for median salary, ahead of other premier institutions.

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MCPHS Community Voices

The lived experiences of MCPHS students, partners, and faculty tell an eloquent story. They illustrate just how our student-centered, teaching-first approach keeps us in the top tier of the country’s “most transformative colleges.” (Money magazine 2020).

Marc Nascarella

| Director of Health Sciences Research

“I want to expose as many clinicians as possible to environmental health, there’s tremendous opportunity to address the non-medical social determinant of health and avoid the burden of so many diseases through exposure reduction and primary prevention.”