90 Master's degrees in Health Sciences in California, United States

The Health Management and Policy Programs Certificate program offered at University of Southern California has been training leaders in health management and policy for more than 35 years.

At Berkeley Public Health, graduate students have the opportunity to pursue their academic interests and become public health leaders through one of six divisions. Our divisions are interdisciplinary and bring together faculty and students from many fields of research and concentrations. Infectious Diseases and Vaccinology is offered at University of California, Berkeley.

The Foundations of Lifestyle Redesign program offered at University of Southern California has been training leaders in health management and policy for more than 35 years.

The Geriatric Dentistry Graduate Certificate program offered at University of Southern California consists of 30.5 units of course work delivered online and in person leading to a master's degree in geriatric dentistry. 

The Master of Science, Regulatory Science (PharmD, MS)c program offered by University of Southern California aims to train medical, dental and pharmacy students; current physicians and allied health professionals; and those planning to pursue degrees in the allied health professions to analyze and address critical issues in global medicine. 

The Patient and Product Safety Certificate program offered at University of Southern California has been training leaders in health management and policy for more than 35 years.

In alignment with the school's vision to advance health, the mission of the Physician Assistant Studies program offered by the University of California, Davis, is to educate health care professionals to deliver care as members of interprofessional health care teams and to improve the availability of culturally relevant primary health care to underserved populations throughout California.

The Physician Assistant Practice MPAP program at the Keck School of Medicine of University of Southern California has a long and successful history of training and graduating outstanding clinicians who work in a variety of medical care settings with diverse patient populations.

Designed for individuals with a baccalaureate degree or higher in another discipline, students in the Entry Program in Nursing (for non-RNs) at the University of San Diego come to us from all walks of life—from baristas to lobbyists and even clergy. Spanning every possible age, they bring a rich diversity of experiences, backgrounds and skills to this intellectually rigorous program.

The Community Health and Prevention Research M.Sc. at Stanford University is a public study programme focused on chronic disease prevention. This intensive course requires 45 units and is typically completed in one year. It prepares students for health-related careers through evidence-based strategies and community outreach.