Master's program (BS major health sciences) aiming to work in longevity - anti-aging

[HappyOne]

Hi all, 

I graduated from WGU with a health science degree, and I'm looking for a master's degree online for under $10k to help me get a career in longevity (anti-aging research). I'm taking a certificate at FU (Innovative Aging Studies) and want a master's to help me move further. 

I found some options maybe they would be beneficial for you to know: 

1. Managing Digital Transformation in the Health Sector (online), free for EU, other nationals accepted limited 
https://admin.digihealthedu.eu/index.php...m-details/

2. Lumerick University, Biomolecular science (online), EU 7k EUR /non-eu 19k
https://www.ul.ie/gps/biomolecular-science-msc-online

3.ATU, Bioinformatics (online), 7k/14k (EU/non-EU) 
https://www.atu.ie/courses/master-of-sci...nformatics

4. University of Malta, Master of creativity and innovation (online with 1 week every semester face-to-face), 4500/10800 (EU/non-eu) 
https://www.um.edu.mt/courses/overview/p...-2025-6-o/

5. Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning, WGU, $4200 (online)
https://www.wgu.edu/online-it-degrees/co...rning.html


I'm looking for drug development/innovation/bioengineering/nanotechnology/biomolecular/bioinformatics/ai in healthcare and correspondent options. 
Your input is highly appreciated. 

[bjcheung77]

Basically, you can do the one-and-done bachelors-masters solution at WGU, do the WGU $4200 AI/ML Masters and you've got yourself that combo. It'll help with research related professions, especially if you're going to be working with extensive data and info.