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You are receiving this email because you opted in to Health Affairs Announcements, which include special offers, meeting discounts, job announcements, and news from our trusted partners.
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Health care in the United States is transforming rapidly, and there is an increasing need for people of all backgrounds to work together to navigate and lead this change.
In just one year of full-time study, or two years part-time, the joint UCSF-UC Law SF Master of Science in Health Policy
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This degree provides you with the tools and training needed to effectively navigate and address legal and policy challenges in health. You will learn from faculty experts in both law and health care in an innovative online format that makes it possible for you to work while learning and to employ lessons learned in class to your career in real time.
Apply by June 30 for Fall 2023.
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"I wanted to work on improving access to high-quality care for everyone. The biggest impact needs to be made at a systematic
policy level. That is what I wanted the HPL degree to help me work on. I wanted something practical that would help me solve problems and make a difference for the better."
— Adrian Naidu, HPL '17
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Questions? Contact Mallory Warner, Associate Director of the HPL program, at [email protected] or (415) 565-4833.
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