
The Master in Global Health Policy (MGHP) is a two-year, full-time program designed to equip graduates with the skills to understand and address global health challenges. It combines interdisciplinary learning with strong ethical foundations, focusing on innovation, evidence-based approaches, and health policy governance. The curriculum covers global health policy analysis, health systems, economics, crisis management, data and AI applications, and leadership. The program aims to educate and empower the next generation of ethically grounded global health leaders who can contribute to strengthening resilient and equitable health systems and improving population well-being through informed policy and practice. Students will learn to analyze, design, implement, and evaluate health policies in diverse local, regional, and international contexts.
The MGHP is a 36-credit program delivered over two years. It comprises core courses, electives, and a culminating experience (Capstone Project or Thesis). The curriculum integrates analysis, applied research, and practical policy engagement from an interdisciplinary perspective, with a focus on ethical and equitable policymaking, crisis response, and real-world experience.
Graduates of the Master in Global Health Policy program are equipped to analyze, design, and implement health policies, contributing to global health leadership. They are prepared to engage institutions, stakeholders, and decision-makers in the policy process.
Further details about language proficiency requirements and potential exemptions are available on the College of Public Policy Admissions page.
These tuition fees apply to the Master of Public Policy program, of which the Master in Global Health Policy is a part. Scholarship information may provide tuition waivers.
You need a bachelor's degree with a minimum 3.0 GPA and English language proficiency, demonstrated by an IELTS score of 6.5 or TOEFL of 79. Experience in healthcare or policy is preferred.
The total program tuition fee is QAR 90,000, calculated at QAR 2,500 per credit hour for the 36-credit program.
The Master in Global Health Policy is a full-time, on-campus program designed to be completed over two years.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Global Health Policy Analysts, Health Systems Planners, Policy Advisors, or Program Managers, contributing to global health leadership.
The application portal opens on October 1, 2025, and the application deadline for international applicants is February 1, 2026.
Yes, merit-based Graduate Scholarships may offer a tuition waiver and a monthly stipend. International Master's students can potentially receive a 60% tuition waiver and a stipend, subject to conditions.