Master of Science in Health Data Science

Class Profile

Class Size

12

Average Age

20

Average Work Experience

1 Years

Diversity

United States:

50%

China:

15%

India:

10%

Canada:

5%

United Kingdom:

4%

Others:

16%

Career Outcomes

Median Earnings After Graduation

$90,000 / year

Graduation Rate

97.6%

Top recruiters

NHS

LabCorp

Abbott

Cambridge University

Care UK

Bupa

Private Healthcare

Fees and Funding

Tuition Fees

$54,096 / year

Overall Cost

$87,786 / year

Funding Options

FAQs

• What if my parents refuse to pay for my college education?

  

  To be fair to all our students, we can base our financial aid decisions only on ability and not willingness to pay, and a decision to attend Harvard must be made by you and your parents. Please contact the Financial Aid Office to discuss this further if you have questions or concerns.

• Can I apply for Harvard's financial aid independently of my parents?

  

  No, in 99% of the cases. We feel strongly that your parents have an obligation to help finance your college education. Our aid is available only to students whose families would not otherwise be able to send them to Harvard.

• Can I fulfill academic requirements with previous coursework?

  

  Harvard does not accept credit for coursework completed before matriculation. Credentials such as the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma, Advanced Placement (AP) examinations, and other international credentials earned in secondary school can serve as valuable placement tools, and in some cases may be used to fulfill the language requirement. Harvard College does not grant degree credit for these kinds of pre-matriculation credentials.

• What is a "liberal arts & sciences" education?

  

  Commitment to liberal arts & sciences is at the core of Harvard College’s mission: before students can help change the world, they need to understand it. The liberal arts & sciences offer a broad intellectual foundation for the tools to think critically, reason analytically and write clearly. These proficiencies will prepare students to navigate the world’s most complex issues, and address future innovations with unforeseen challenges. Shaped by ideas encountered and created, these new modes of thinking will prepare students for leading meaningful lives, with conscientious global citizenship, to enhance the greater good. Harvard offers General Education courses that show the liberal arts and sciences in action. They pose enduring questions, they frame urgent problems, and they help students see that no one discipline can answer those questions or grapple with those problems on its own. Students are challenged to ask difficult questions, explore unfamiliar concepts, and indulge in their passion for inquiry and discovery across disciplines.

• What is the difference between Harvard College and Harvard University?

  

  Harvard College founded in 1636, is the oldest institution of higher education in the United States. Harvard College offers a four-year undergraduate, liberal arts program for students seeking their first degree. There are about 6,600 undergraduates at the College, with nearly equal numbers of men and women. In addition to Harvard College, Harvard University includes 12 graduate and professional schools, all of which offer programs for students who already hold their first degrees and seek advanced training in their fields through master's or doctoral programs. All 12 graduate and professional schools maintain their own admissions offices and teaching faculties, and they are run independently of Harvard College. For information about Harvard's graduate programs, please contact these schools' admissions offices directly.