MA in Global Policy - International Public Health Policy in Boston United States | Boston University

The 1.5-year MGP program with a focus on International Public Health Policy enables students to examine the connection between global relations and public health. This specialized MGP equips graduates for roles in policy-making and administration within international health initiatives, with curriculum delivered through Boston University's School of Public Health.

Participants fulfill foundational requirements, covering essential subjects like quantitative methods, international economics, diplomatic strategies, and global policy evaluation. During their last term, students undertake a four-credit capstone project course.

To earn the MA in Global Policy, students must complete 48 credits distributed across mandatory global policy classes (16 credits), specialization courses (22 credits), a culminating capstone (4 credits), and additional electives to reach the 48-credit minimum.