5.9k Master's degrees in Medicine & Health in United States

By choosing to earn your Master of Health Science in Speech-Language Pathology from Augusta University’s College of Allied Health Sciences, you’ll join a rigorous and comprehensive program that incorporates academic instruction with extensive hands-on clinical education.

Regulatory Science from University of Pennsylvania is designed to provide training in scientific and regulatory strategy to those who aim to pursue careers as regulatory scientists working on product development in Academia, Biotech, Pharma, the FDA and equivalent global regulatory agencies.  

The Biomedical Informatics program is offered at University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

The Biomedical Informatics program from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences educational goals include those at the professional master’s level plus gaining the ability to participate in and manage research processes in the relevant area of Biomedical Informatics.

The Nursing - Direct Entry at University of West Florida is a full-time, five-semester nursing program ideal for students with a non-nursing bachelor's degree who wish to pursue a nursing degree and become a registered nurse. 

Grow your nursing career with Framingham State University's MSN in Nursing Case Management

The Clinical Vision Research program at Nova Southeastern University is designed to educate and train health care professionals to conduct clinical research in either a patient care or academic setting.

The Spatial Analysis for Health Sciences - GIS (Online) program offered by Liberty University can help you build a deeper understanding of how spatial data can be applied in the health sciences field.

The Master’s of Science in Dietetics offers registered dietitian nutritionists (RDN) high demand courses to prepare for future practice.

Nursing demands dedication. At Nova Southeastern University's Nursing program, your commitment is honored.

Designed for working professionals, St. Edward’s University’s Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) prepares registered nurses to expand their impact in today’s evolving healthcare landscape — through advanced learning, professional growth and meaningful leadership in clinical and organizational settings.

The Nursing - Entry to the Profession degree from The University of Arizona is an entry pathway to the profession of nursing.  The MEPN programme is an accelerated, 15-month programme with cohorts in Tucson and Phoenix.