Transforming Health Through Design
As a graduate of the M.A. in Design focused on Health, you’ll become the change agent that drives health systems to be value-based, integrated, person-centered, and focused on health, not just care. You’ll wield a creative, problem-solving mindset and the design skills to see the places where the health system is broken and how to take action to fix it. When you put your design skills to work, the health system of the future will put people first.
M.A. Graduate Career Opportunities
Interaction Designer, UX Designer, Design Strategist, Service Designer, User Experience Researcher, Creative Director, Design Research Lead, CX Design Manager, Design Consultant, Qualitative Researcher, Product Designer, Design Fellow
Design in Health Graduates Work Here: Harbor Health, pH Blueprint, Memorial Hermann Health, AT&T, Deloitte, frog design, Greater Good Studio, Dell Medical, Lifespark, Noora Health
Student Directory
Meet our current cohort of M.A. in Design focused on Health students boldly tackling the challenges of today to design a better future.
Connect with Industry Relations
Our Industry Relations team provides one-on-one career consulting, resume reviews, curated job boards, and interview training to support you every step of the way.
Design in Health Advisory Council
As a graduate student in the M.A. program, you'll benefit from the expertise and connections of our Design in Health Advisory Council. This council is composed of industry leaders and innovators who are at the forefront of healthcare and design. Their mentorship and guidance help bridge the gap between academia and industry, providing you with invaluable insights and career-relevant experiences. By leveraging their extensive networks and knowledge of emerging trends, our advisory council members ensure that your education is aligned with the latest advancements and future-focused initiatives that drive meaningful change in our community and the world.
Prakash Jayakumar, M.D., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery & Perioperative Care, Dell Medical School
Ruben Rathnasingham, Ph.D.
Assistant Dean for Health Product Innovation, Dell Medical School
Keegan Warren, J.D., LL.M.
Executive Director of the Institute for Healthcare Access, Texas A&M
