Chapman University’s Master of Science in Health Communication examines the critical role of interpersonal and mediated communication in health and strategic communication environments, including government, organizational life, health care, media systems and education.

Courses are designed to educate you in human communication theory and methodology and to evaluate important communication topics such as delivering upsetting news, the accuracy of the media, the digital divide, public advocacy, intercultural sensitivity, health literacy and the quality of interpersonal relationships.

This program is part of the Wilkinson College of Letters and Sciences.