Health Degree Programs
NYU Wagner's Master of Public Administration (MPA) in Health Policy & Management and Online Master of Health Administration (MHA) prepare you to make a long and lasting impact on the health sector. Learn more about what makes each program unique.
| NYU Wagner MPA - Health Policy & Management |
NYU Wagner Online MHA |
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LOCATION |
On-campus |
Online |
CREDITS |
45 |
45 |
FORMAT |
Full-time, part-time, and with the flexibility to switch between the two |
Part-time |
COST |
$102,865 if completed within two years, includes estimated tuition and registration/service fees* |
$104,515 includes estimated tuition, registration/service fees, and hotel for the in-person immersion* |
PROGRAM LENGTH |
Full-time students can complete the program in as little as two years and part-time students typically finish in three to four years. |
28 months |
WORK EXPERIENCE |
Apply with or without healthcare experience |
At least one year of full-time experience in a US healthcare-related role is preferred. All applicants must be committed to advancing healthcare in the US. |
CURRICULUM |
Includes core courses in management, finance, and policy |
Exclusive focus on the US healthcare system |
ELECTIVES |
Specialized elective courses that align with your area of interest |
Lock-step cohort based program with carefully crafted curriculum |
PROGRAM CONCLUDES WITH |
A capstone where students work for an outside organization or conduct research on a pressing social question |
An immersive, group-based healthcare management simulation |
BOTTOM LINE |
MPA - HPAM students gain exposure to health policy and management in the context of other areas of public service, with the option and flexibility to switch between full-time and part-time study. |
Online MHA students learn the most important facets of US healthcare management and take classes online while working full-time from anywhere in the United States. |
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*Cost subject to annual tuition and fee increases.