Master of Health Economics and Policy

The program consists of coursework comprising core courses in the areas of Health Economics and Policy, Economic Methods and Public Policy Issues, and electives in the areas above or other approved courses.
Students with at least a distinction average may also choose to complete a dissertation on a research project.
Academic Program Rules The Calendar is a comprehensive handbook of the University's academic program rules.
Master of Health Economics and Policy Areas of Specialisation The variety of elective options available provides students with the ability to tailor their program according to their educational background and career aspirations.
In addition to a generalist track, there is the option to specialise in health technology assessment.
Example Study Plan Indicative study plan Year1S1 Health Economic Evaluation and Decision Making Introduction to biostatistics Introduction to epidemiology Challenges Facing Economic Policy Makers S2 Health Economics Health Technology Assessment Applied Health Economic Evaluation Health Policy and Public Health Interventions Year2S1 Resource and Environmental Economics PG Public Economics Econometrics PG Assessment Assessment includes exams, presentations and written assignments.