Mass General Brigham University of Health Professions prepares graduates to lead through a focus on collaboration, health equity, and innovation.
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Mass General Brigham University offers a tested and proven approach to health professions education that's grounded in a commitment to health equity and defined by collaboration.
As part of Mass General Brigham, our University students learn within one of the world’s leading healthcare systems. Our interprofessional model and expert faculty ensure that graduates are clinically prepared and purpose-driven.
From day one, students train the way they’ll practice: together, in service of better care and better outcomes.
As part of the Mass General Brigham healthcare system, students learn within one of the world’s leading health care systems. This relationship offers access to premier clinical sites, top-tier research collaborations, and state-of-the art facilities as well as hands-on learning and mentorships in a highly respected academic and clinical environment.
Patient care is complex, and care teams must understand the roles and responsibilities of each discipline, including nursing, PT, OT, etc., all in service of the patient. Interprofessional education is not a side feature. It is embedded in our DNA. Through interprofessional healthcare collaboration across classrooms, clinics, and research settings, students learn to lead and work across disciplines to improve patient outcomes.
We prepare students to address real-world disparities with data, empathy, and culturally responsive care. Our approach reflects a commitment to health equity focused healthcare education, embedded across curriculum, community partnerships, research, and clinicals, preparing graduates to lead efforts that improve outcomes for all.
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"The support system throughout the whole program and after you graduate is by far the best aspect of this program. The community supports you professionally, personally and academically. You truly become a family."
Andrea Richards, OT, OTD, OTR, ’23
We offer many common prerequisite courses online to help professionals meet requirements in a flexible format. If you’re concerned about meeting the requirements of one of our programs, speak with an Admissions Counselor to discuss your options.
In addition to loans and self-funding, you'll have the opportunity to qualify for scholarships and student work opportunities, where you can earn a small stipend for your work as a graduate assistant, research assistant, or teaching assistant.
Alumni and employees of Mass General Brigham and academic partner institutions may receive a tuition reduction on select programs. Contact us to see if you are eligible for tuition reduction.
Online programs allow for more flexibility to manage your daily life while pursuing your degree, but they share the same curriculum, standards, and faculty as in-person programs. Additionally, some of our online programs feature in-person components to aid collaboration and leadership-building skills.
Whether online or in-person, you’ll receive individualized attention and support from our expert faculty as well as access to opportunities across our expansive network designed to prepare practice-ready healthcare professionals.
Reach out to our team to get answers to any questions you have about Mass General Brigham University and our programs.