MPH in Health Policy and Management
The MPH in Health Policy and Management trains students to address public health risks and develop effective health services delivery models. It is an interdisciplinary program that incorporates health services research, health policy analysis, and health care planning and management.
Given the active research of the College’s faculty in identifying service gaps and in developing evidence-based practices and policy analysis, students will emerge with strong skills in health care organization management, alternative models of service financing, and strategies for improving services.
Career opportunities for graduates include:
- Administrative and management positions in:
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- Hospitals
- Clinics
- State and local health departments
- Nursing homes and mental health facilities
- Policy analyst positions in health planning organizations and governmental agencies
- Planning and management positions in health maintenance organizations and health insurance companies.
If you are looking for a career that will help you make a difference, the Kent State College of Public Health is a great place to get started.
Don't forget to explore our other four MPH programs and find out how they can help you prepare for career opportunities in the field.