Health Economics

The Master of Health Economics teaches students how to use the tools of economic analysis to better understand the allocation of healthcare resources so that medical services can be more effectively and efficiently distributed.This 18-month Master of Health Economics is designed for applicants with a relevant bachelor's degree or a Graduate Certificate in Economics from UQ – see Program Details for more information about admission requirements.Receive advanced training from the Schools of Economics and Public Health in microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, epidemiology, and the role of economics and economists in health policy and healthcare.Benefit from a program that emphasises understanding and practical application as the key approaches to addressing the complex challenges surrounding health economics.Learn from some of Australia's leading academics and internationally rspected experts from two of the best schools in Australia for economics and health research.As a health economist, you'll not only join a profession that is in demand around the world, but also ensure the long-term sustainability of our healthcare system and the resources used to support it.FAST FACTSGlobal standingThe School of Economics and School of Public Health are two of the largest and most prestigious departments in Australia. Their academic faculties – Business, Economics and Law, and Medicine and Biomedical Sciences – were ranked 39th and 32nd in the world respectively in the 2017 QS World University Rankings by Subject.WHY STUDYFlexible study frameworkEnjoy the flexibility of a program that balances compulsory pre-requisites in your first two semesters with elective study areas in your final semester. You can choose from study areas including health financing, advanced mathematical techniques, public economics, health systems, and cost effectiveness in health and medicine .PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCEWork closely with...