Learn from world-renowned academics, equipping graduates to address society’s challenges on a global scale.
Health Economics and Health Policy MSc online programme will possess career-ready skills and helps -
The programme modules and learning content are delivered via the Canvas study platform, and feature the following resources:
A 2:2 (or above) UK Honours degree, or equivalent internationally recognised qualification such as economics or related studies, public health, health related studies, pharmacy, medicine.
Non-native speakers of English need either of the following:
Brunel’s Health Economics and Health Policy MSc online programme is comprised of nine modules which will help you to understand and solve issues in contemporary public health. This understanding will be applied to an analysis of ethical, political and policy debates informing public health practice globally.
The programme follows an active learning and research-led approach, as reflected in the course modules. All modules are worth 15 credits.
Epidemiology
Fundamentals of Health Economics
Health Economics and Population Health
Research Methods
Statistical Methods for Health Economics
Economic Evaluation in Health Care
Decision Modelling
Health Policy and Social Justice
The Research Project (60 Credits)
Health Economics and Health Policy MSc online professionals get employed across several different levels and communities. Possible careers in Health Economics and Health Policy MSc online include health programme director, health policy advisor, and health economics consultant.
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“The programme will equip students with the necessary advanced knowledge in addition to the technical and critical skills required to pursue careers in a wide application of economics and policy roles in the public and private sector. Graduates will emerge ready to help meet the global challenges of universal and efficient healthcare provision, by understanding not only the relevant theory, but how this translates to policy decisions.”