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Developing innovative leaders in health care.
Master of Health Care Innovation (MHCI)
The University of Pennsylvania's online Master of Health Care Innovation (MHCI) degree connects professionals across health care to lead change through innovation.
Students in the 20-month program build a foundation of policy, behavioral economics, operations, and innovation. They apply lessons and methods to their workplace, and develop innovation and leadership skills to face urgent needs and long-term challenges.
LEARN from expert faculty.
NETWORK with professionals from across health care.
INNOVATE in your workplace and career.
“In addition to hearing from industry experts, I found the perspective of my fellow students equally as valuable. Overall, this experience has helped shift and broaden my perspective to better position myself to aid in improving healthcare in the near future.”
- Mohana Nagda, MHCI class of 2022
The MHCI is based in the Perelman School of Medicine's Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy.
Submit your application by June 1 for Fall 2021.
Questions? Please contact Katherine Ridella at [email protected] or 215-573-9378.
HEALTH EQUITY ONLINE COURSE
Not ready to commit to a full degree program? Explore an online professional development course in health equity. Sign up for the 4-week course today.
From Health Disparities to Health Equity starts June 1. Assess health
disparities and bring equity into action. Learn how social determinants affect health and inspire policy and gain tools to improve equity within organizations.
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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