What does an Arts and Health Policy Analyst do?
Policy analysts work across various sectors, including government agencies, educational institutions, hospitals, and community organizations. For Berklee students, this role demonstrates how arts can influence public health on a societal level.
At a Glance
A master’s degree in public policy, public health, and arts administration is common preparation for policy analyst roles. Many begin as research assistants or program coordinators before advancing into analyst or advisor positions. For Berklee students, the foundation for graduate study can be built through a degree in music therapy or coursework in research methods, statistics, economics, program development, grant writing, and arts and health practicums.
Seek analyst, research, evaluation, or advocacy roles with government agencies, nonprofits, think tanks, hospitals, educational institutions, foundations, and community organizations.
Policy research; data analysis; advocacy writing; public speaking
Critical thinking; communication; advocacy; cultural competence
Primarily office-based with travel to hearings or conferences.
