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MIH STUDENT SUCCESS &
OUTCOMES

Developing Leaders.
Creating Impact.

The Master of International Health (MIH) program is committed to transparency, continuous improvement, and student success. Explore student demographics, program outcomes, graduation data, and alumni perspectives that reflect the impact of the MIH program.

Unless otherwise noted, student success and graduate outcome data reflect the most recently completed academic year. Demographic information may represent multiple academic years to provide a more comprehensive view of the MIH learner population.

Please contact the Office of Student Engagement for any questions about INMED data.

Student Success

Student success indicators reflect learner progression, persistence, and degree completion within the Master of International Health program.

Acceptance Rate
2025 - 2026 100%
Enrollment Rate
2025 - 2026 100%
Retention Rate
2025 - 2026 90%
Graduation Rate*
Class of 2021 Graduation Rate 88%

Graduate Outcomes

Graduate outcomes provide insight into learner satisfaction, professional growth, and the long-term value of the MIH degree.

Healthcare Professionals and Students Who Have Completed the MIH
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Students Meeting Learning Outcomes
Achieved a 95% pass rate 98%
Graduates Caring For Underserved People
Alumni service 75%
Students Graduating with No Debt Owed to INMED
Steeply-discounted tuition rates 100%
Student Satisfaction Upon Completion of Degree
Indicated they were “likely” or “very likely” to tell others about the program. 100%

MIH Alumni Evaluation

MIH Graduates self-report their abilities to care for underserved people.

Top Reasons Program Graduates Chose to Study at INMED:

*Based on the 2025 – 2026 Academic Year, Longitudinal Survey, and MIH Final Evaluation

Who Studies in the MIH?

The MIH program attracts healthcare professionals and students from diverse backgrounds, professions, and geographic regions.

Global Learners

Learners have represented 25 countries across Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, North America, Central America, and the Caribbean.

Diverse Professional Backgrounds

Physicians, nurses, pharmacists, midwives, public health professionals, healthcare profession students, and learners from related disciplines share a commitment to improving health outcomes worldwide.

Learners Across Career Stages

From students and early-career professionals to experienced healthcare leaders and retirees, the MIH welcomes learners at every stage of their professional journey.

Gender Distribution

The MIH attracts learners from diverse backgrounds and experiences, creating a learning environment enriched by multiple perspectives.

Flexible Completion Options

Most learners complete the MIH within 2–3 years while balancing professional, family, and personal commitments.

The MIH is designed to accommodate diverse schedules, professional responsibilities, and life circumstances, allowing learners to progress at a pace that works for them.

Alumni Perspectives

Graduates reflect on how the MIH program influenced their professional development, service, leadership, and career goals.

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