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Apply for this Fall by MAY 15.
Prepare to lead change: Penn's Master of Health Care Innovation
The University of Pennsylvania’s Master of Health Care Innovation (MHCI) online degree program forges a diverse network of innovative thinkers and leaders passionate about improving health care. The multidisciplinary curriculum—taught by leading, active experts—builds students’ skills to face urgent needs and long-term challenges.
Bright and ambitious change agents from across health care come together through the MHCI program that prepares them to
build a learning community of innovative thinkers across health care;
obtain the language and credibility around innovation for pitching to stakeholders, presenting to management, even interviewing for a new role or job;
practice defining problems, designing inclusively, and rapidly testing solutions;
showcase their thinking, innovation, and leadership skills through a portfolio of deliverables.
Students apply their MHCI experience immediately in their work as policymakers, executives, directors, administrators, entrepreneurs, consultants, and more.
Behavioral Economics | Health Equity | Health Policy | Innovation |
Operations
Electives: Connected Health Care | Digital Health | Health Economics | Leadership and Legal Issues | Using Data for Transformation | Value and Quality
"The health care system needs to be transformed to deliver better care more efficiently, at lower costs, to make patients’ experience better. To accomplish these lofty goals, we need people who are not stuck in conventional wisdom but can think outside the box: MHCI students and alumni."
- Zeke Emanuel, Diane v.S. Levy and Robert M. Levy University Professor, MHCI Faculty Director
The deadline to be considered for Fall ’23 admission is May 15
Department of Medical Ethics & Health Policy Perelman School of Medicine at The University of Pennsylvania
Blockley Hall, 14th Floor 423 Guardian Drive Philadelphia, PA 19104-4884
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