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

Whether you’re looking for an on-campus or remote experience, the 10-month MS in Biomedical Sciences (BMS) program at the Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science will prepare you to continue your graduate-level education in a variety of healthcare professions, including medicine, podiatric medicine, pharmacy, physician assistant, and more.

While many healthcare professionals care for the individual, public health experts take a wider view. With the Public Health program at the State University of New York Health Science Center at Brooklyn you'll use community engagement and data to prevent disease and improve health across the entire population.

At The University of Iowa, students in the Master of Medical Education Program apply to and receive their degree from the College of Medicine.

The professional program leading to a Master of Occupational Therapy at the University of Utah is rooted in occupation and occupational science. Central to the teaching mission of the program are occupation based, strong occupational therapy skills, professional skills and research.

The Kinesiology program at the University of North Georgia is an advanced degree designed for students with an undergraduate degree in health and physical education or a related field or who are currently employed in a fitness related profession. 

In a world full of conflict you can make a difference. Prepare to lead organizations and movements that address interpersonal conflicts and sustained, structural conflicts within organizations, communities, and nations with the Conflict Transformation program at Eastern Mennonite University.

The Healthcare Administration program at University of Saint Francis prepares you to combine your existing skills with the best modern practices in healthcare administration so you can help facilitate the care and dignity of those most in need while taking on exciting new career opportunities.

The Westminster College Salt Lake City Masters of Nursing - Family Nurse Practitioner program offers faculty mentoring, small class sizes, and hands-on experience students need to advance their nursing careers.

The University of North Georgia offers a Family Nurse Practitioner Post-Master’s Certificate. An individualized plan of study is developed based on the student’s earned master’s degree.

Pfeiffer’s joint degree MHA - MBA program at Pfeiffer University incorporates an efficient combination of the most significant components of the master of business administration and master of health administration programs. 

The University of Washington Graduate Orthodontics program consists of eleven quarters of academic course work, clinical training, and research experience, leading to a Master of Science in Dentistry (MSD) and/or a Certificate in Orthodontics. 

Gain the advanced knowledge and skills to help young athletes with our Sports Science and Rehabilitation program at Logan University.

Chatham University’s Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) program is an accelerated, 85-credit program designed to produce highly skilled and competent healthcare providers. 

University of Wisconsin Madison offers a degree in Epidemiology, the scientific discipline primarily concerned with identifying the distribution and causes of disease in populations. It encompasses a rich methodology including experimental study designs, statistical methods, an understanding of pathogens, environmental and behavioral risk factors, and human biology.

The Master's in Health Services Administration (MHA) degree program prepares you to advance in your career as a healthcare administrator. You’ll gain the comprehensive planning, organizational and regulation-responsive toolkit needed to become a manager within one of the nation’s fastest growing and most complex economic sectors. The MHA can be completed in 20 months.

The Master’s in HSI: Health Sciences Informatics – Research from Johns Hopkins University is a 24-month/2-year full-time campus-based master’s degree program designed to promote health sciences informatics research to investigate a range of topics: innovations in the health sciences (e.g., clinical, nursing, public health, and librarianship); 

Our Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP) Program at The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston prepares students to provide advanced nursing care to critically ill and recovering neonates and their families. 

The Nursing program of Coppin State University prioritizes academic and professional education.

A Business Administration with Healthcare Administration Emphasis at Lindenwood University prepares individuals interested entering the field of healthcare administration and management.

Graduates from University of Montevallo’s M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology program are highly sought after in the speech-language pathology field. Students in our program have coursework and clinical practicum addressing a full range of disorders across the lifespan and are highly prepared to work in any setting.