Prospective Students
Prospective students are welcome to explore this page to learn more about the application process and admissions requirements for the Master’s in Health and the Public Interest program at Georgetown University. The program offers a rigorous, experiential, and critical learning experience that prepares students with skills to solve global healthcare challenges. This one-year program focuses on healthcare policy through an intersectional lens and considers societal, psychological, cultural factors, and institutional influences.
Attend a Virtual Information Session
Virtual information sessions occur on a monthly basis. The cycle begins in the Fall and ends in the Spring.
These sessions feature Program Co-Directors Dr. Adam Myers and Dr. Adriane Fugh-Berman. You can view a recording of our most recent virtual admissions information session on our YouTube channel.
The Health and Public Interest program’s emphasis on interdisciplinary curriculum allows students to tailor their academic experiences to their career and life goals. With this degree, students learn to critique and interpret complex research relevant to public health. We welcome applications from students and mid-career professionals who want to supplement their methodological knowledge with modern tools.
Prospective students of the Master of Science in Health and the Public Interest Master program could find out more about the program and admission process below. It is also highly recommended that you read the detailed information on the Graduate Admissions website. There, you can find a variety of materials and information, such as online and in-person education sessions, application guidelines and checklists, forms, and more.
Find out more about the admission requirements and the application deadlines
Find out more about cost of attendance and available scholarships
Find out more about what it’s like to be a graduate student at Georgetown
Find out more information about upcoming events and webinars