15 Master's degrees offered by the university

Students in Maternal and Child Health Program from Tulane University will gain the skills needed to develop, implement, and evaluate interventions with a special emphasis on women, children, and families over the lifespan. 

The Health Systems Management from Tulane University program prepares future managers and leaders who will improve the healthcare delivery services in diverse organizational settings worldwide. 

The Sustainable Development from Tulane University curriculum offers a balance between structure and flexibility so that students can fulfill their unique academic needs with coursework that can adapt to important emerging areas in the field. 

The MPH in Health Policy from Tulane University can also serve as a strong academic foundation for students who pursue a doctoral degree.

The Master of Public Health and Tropical Medicine from Tulane University s a public health degree with a specialty in infectious diseases, and especially those diseases found in tropical regions.

The Hayward Genetics Center at Tulane University offers a 1-year, post-baccalaureate Master in Medical Genetics and Genomics. The curriculum includes courses that cover the same material as the Tulane Medical School’s first year Genetics course and first year Medical Biochemistry course.

Behavioral Health at Tulane University is generally understood to subsume mental health, substance use disorders, and health related behaviors.

The MPH in Epidemiology from Tulane University is a professional degree that prepares students to serve as epidemiologists in mid-level positions in public health research or practice settings. 

The Nutrition Program from Tulane University program trains future public health nutritionists to manage programs and shape policies that improve the nutritional health and food security of populations. 

The Master of Science in Bioethics and Medical Humanities at Tulane University is a non-thesis, capstone-required program within Biomedical Sciences which can be completed in either a one- or a two-year course of study.

The program is a two-year (four-semester) thesis program leading to a Master of Science in Biomedical Informatics at Tulane University. The major goal of the program curriculum is to train new Biomedical Informatics (BMI) specialists.

The MSPH in Industrial Hygiene from the Tulane University provides the knowledge and skills to identify workplace hazards, comply with government regulations, and manage occupational exposures and risk.

The Masters of Public Health Degree in Community Health Sciences from Tulane University focuses on developing knowledge and skills to work with communities in addressing health needs and health disparities, and improving quality of life. 

The Environmental Health Sciences  from the Tulane University degree is designed for both pre- and mid-career professionals.

The 54-credit Community Health Sciences from Tulane University program provides study in leadership of health care organizations, applied analytics, health care economics, financial management, population health, communications, and strategy in 22 months.