Main navigation
- Programs
- Subjects
- Universities
- Destinations
- Advice
GW's Master of Public Health (MPH) in Global Health Policy program aims to equip professionals with skills for shaping public health decisions across national, regional, and worldwide initiatives. The curriculum teaches students to conduct policy evaluations using various analytical approaches, such as epidemiology and cross-national policy comparisons, while prioritizing cultural awareness and fairness. Graduates synthesize scientific research and international data to guide health systems and policymakers, focusing on marginalized communities and sustainable development.
Those pursuing the global health policy degree demonstrate dedication to advancing worldwide public health and fostering civic engagement—traits crucial for tomorrow's healthcare leaders.
Upon completing the program, graduates will be prepared to:
Evaluate health challenges, their root causes, societal disparities, and global interconnectedness.
Utilize economic, epidemiological, and policy analysis techniques to measure disease impact and intervention outcomes for managing global health conditions.
Transform research findings into actionable local policies through evidence synthesis and contextual data.
Collaborate across fields and industries to create novel policy solutions.
Cultivate cultural awareness and adaptability within varied health and governance frameworks.
Engage in health diplomacy to influence policies and foster international cooperation.
Take charge in formulating global health policies.
Apply rigorous methods to international policy creation, program prioritization, and consensus-building.
Effectively share research outcomes with diverse audiences.