Professor Crytal Riley and Professor Judy Baker provide an overview of Health Policy and the Health System, a course in the Online Master of Health Administration degree program.
Meet our Online MHA faculty: top managers at the most prestigious hospitals and healthcare systems in the country, distinguished researchers, and advisers on major US healthcare initiatives, and passionate educators committed to developing tomorrow’s leaders.
Students and faculty describe the Online MHA program's innovative learning experience and how they stay connected to each other.
Explore the Online MHA curriculum, and how the program helps students develop key skills required to effectively lead complex US healthcare organizations.
Learn more about our two-and-a-half day in-person immersion, a core feature of the Online MHA curriculum where students have the opportunity to network, build relationships with healthcare leaders, and gain core skills they need to advance their careers.
Faculty and current students explain what sets NYU Wagner's Online MHA program apart.
Professor Mitchell L. Moss, Henry Hart Rice professor of urban policy and planning and director of the Rudin Center for Transportation, has been described as a "New Yorkologist" by The New York Times.
This course is designed for public and nonprofit leaders and managers rather than human resource professionals and provides a broad overview of human resources and talent leadership.
Professor Blair William provides an overview of Accounting for Healthcare Management, a course in the Online Master of Health Administration degree program.
Professor Rick Gannotta provides an overview of Managing Healthcare Organizations, a course in the Online Master of Health Administration degree program.
Professor Thom Blaylock provides an overview of NYU Wagner's Master of Science in Public Policy degree program.
Students and faculty provide an overview of NYU Wagner's Online Master of Health Administration degree program.
Season's greetings from Dean Sherry Glied and the entire NYU Wagner community!
Sabrina Taveras (MPA-PNP) discusses her internship experience with Impact Network International, Inc.
Watch news, updates, and stories about our community's impact in NYC and around the globe.
Learn more about NYU Wagner alumni making an impact in cities around the world.
Cecilia Vales (MPA-PNP 2019), founder of She Wins Mexico, talks about how she uses her passion for sports and education to empower young girls in Mexico.
This summer, NYU Wagner awarded several students with stipends to take on unpaid public service internships. This allows them to explore professional opportunities to achieve their career goals, regardless of compensation or financial need.
Starting with work in financial counseling in Washington Heights to class in Washington Square, Ana Meza (MPA-PNP) describes a typical day in her life.
From going to class, to attending an event, to leading a writing coaching session, Eric Cova (MPA-PNP) describes a typical day in his life.
Starting with work as the Executive Director of a nonprofit organization in New Jersey and ending with class in Washington Square, Veronica Manning (MPA-PNP) describes a typical day in her life.
Valedictorian Kelsey Moore's discusses her Wagner experience and details her plans for her exciting future.
KIPP's Chief of Policy & Public Affairs and NYU Wagner's Distinguished Visiting Urbanist Richard Buery addresses the graduating class of 2019.
Since 1995, NYU Wagner has been matching graduate students with client organizations around the world through our renowned Capstone Program. In 2018-19, 64 teams conducted research and identified opportunities to tackle pressing social challenges, both for clients and as entrepreneurs.
A panel discussion with current students Emmily De Los Santos (MUP), Tiffany Flemming (MPA-HPAM), and Matt Kastellec (MPA-PNP) and facilitated by David Schachter, Associate Dean, Admissions and Student Affairs.
Labor force participation of women has declined over the last ten years in both the United States and the developing world. Are these phenomena linked? And what can we do about it?
Kristy Kline and Alana Integlia from the Office of Admissions to discuss the financial aid process at NYU Wagner.
Why is healthcare in the US so expensive compared to care provided in other countries with similar or better outcomes? Dean Glied’s talk will examine the evidence on this paradox and describe the implications of these findings for health policy.
Learn about various career development experiences and resources at NYU Wagner from a student panel, moderated by Mary Snowden-Lorence, Director of Career Services.
