Advocate for change with the UCSF-UC Law SF Master in Health Policy and Law
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With a solid foundation in the law and a diverse perspective on the field, you can be a leader for health and advance positive change.
The joint UCSF-UC Law San Francisco Master of Science in Health Policy & Law ([link removed] ) will train you in the law affecting U.S. healthcare, health policymaking, health economics, health leadership and advocacy, and more in just one year of full-time study or two years of part-time study ([link removed] ) .
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The online HPL program will help you connect health care, law, policy and community through:
- The knowledge you need to effectively understand and navigate legal, policy, and implementation challenges in health and healthcare
- Leadership skills and practices for advancing change
- Connections with experts from both UCSF and UC Law San Francisco, leading institutions in health sciences and law
- An innovative online format that makes it possible for you to work and apply what you are learning in real time
- Development of expertise and solutions around current healthcare topics through a capstone project
The HPL has brought together clinicians, lawyers, researchers, journalists, investors, community advocates, academics, and others who are committed to learning and sharing knowledge across fields to improve health and healthcare.
Join the bridge-builders and changemakers for health.
Apply by the January 31 ([link removed] ) priority deadline for Fall 2024.
“The Health Policy and Law program challenged me intellectually, deepened my understanding of the policy making process and helped me develop the tools to advance health equity on a broader scale.” — Colin James, HPL ’19
Questions? Contact Mallory Warner, Associate Director of the HPL program, at
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