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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. By studying and interacting online as a cohort, they expand their perspective and develop a community of support and inspiration. Students apply their MHCI experience
immediately in their work as policymakers, executives, directors, administrators, entrepreneurs, consultants, and more.
Sign up for a virtual info session to learn more from program staff, students, and alumni.
Event: Virtual Information Session
Date: Tuesday, November 15
Time: 4pm Eastern Time
Location: Online; access information will be provided upon sign-up. Registrants will receive admissions resources in addition to a recording of the session.
Behavioral Economics | Health Equity | Health Policy | Innovation | Operations
"In addition to hearing from faculty and industry experts, I find the perspective of my fellow students equally as valuable. Overall, the experience has helped shift and broaden my perspective to better position myself to aid in improving health care in the near future."
- Mohana Nagda, MHCI class of 2022
Questions about this event? Please
contact Katherine Ridella at [email protected] or 215-573-9378.
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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