The Master of Science in Health and the Public Interest program is no longer accepting applications.
Thank you for your interest in Georgetown’s Master of Science in Health and the Public Interest. This program has closed and is no longer accepting new applications.
If you’re passionate about health policy, public health advocacy, or the societal forces that shape healthcare, Georgetown has several active master’s programs that share HAPI’s interdisciplinary spirit and commitment to real-world impact. We encourage you to explore the options below — many admit on a rolling basis and offer merit scholarships.
An interdisciplinary, development-oriented program blending research and field experience. Ideal for students interested in health systems, policy, and outcomes across global contexts. Learn More & Apply →
Trains leaders in addiction policy with a comprehensive grounding in public health, criminal justice policy, and evidence-based treatment. A strong fit for HAPI prospects drawn to advocacy, public policy, and systems change. Learn More & Apply →
Jointly led by Georgetown’s School of Health and the Earth Commons Institute, this program prepares students to design solutions at the intersection of environmental change and human health. Learn More & Apply →
A CAHME-accredited, competency-based program for aspiring healthcare leaders. Emphasizes practice-centered learning led by faculty active in public health and systems leadership. Learn More & Apply →
This program is designed for students interested in broadening their knowledge about prevention, detection and response to chemical, biological and radiological threat agents as well as emerging infectious diseases. Offers a Concentration in Biomedical Science Policy & Advocacy for HAPI prospects interested in health advocacy and policy. Learn More & Apply →
Still Have Questions?
If you’re unsure which program is the right fit, Georgetown’s Graduate Admissions office can help you find the right path. Contact Graduate Admissions →
