Masters of some

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Written by Gianluca

Published

October 10, 2016

This is really exciting \(-\) well, at least for us… Our new Masters in Health Economics and Decision Sciences is up and running and applications are now open for the next academic year!

We’re updating the promotional material (which will also feature a rather embarrassing interview that I and others have filmed to describe the life-changing advantages people will experience if they come and study with us), so I’ll point to more (hilarious, but hopefully also helpful) bits as they become available.

In the meantime, we thought we’d include some ideas of what the syllabus might look like, for different students’ backgrounds (in brackets the departments/institutes within UCL already providing the module).

Sample module selection for a student with a first degree in Epidemiology or Statistics (or any other quantitative discipline aside from Economics), wishing to take the Decision Science Stream within the degree

  1. Health Systems in a Global Context (Institute of Global Health, IGH)
  2. Economic Evaluation (IGH)
  3. Medical Statistics I (Statistical Science, Stats)
  4. Key Principles of Health Economics
  5. Introductory Microeconomics
  6. Modelling for Decision Science
  7. Bayesian Methods in Economic Evaluation
  8. Medical Statistics II (Stats)

Sample module selection for a student with a first degree in Economics, wishing to take the Decision Science Stream within the degree

  1. Health Policy and Reform (Centre for Philosophy Justice and Health, CPJH)
  2. Economic Evaluation (IGH)
  3. Medical Statistics I (Stats)
  4. Microeconomics for Health
  5. Modelling for Decision Science
  6. Bayesian Methods in Economic Evaluation
  7. Health Economics (Economics, Econ)
  8. Urban Health (IGH)

Sample module selection for a student with a first degree in Epidemiology or Statistics (or any other quantitative discipline aside from Economics), wishing to take the Economic Stream within the degree

  1. Health Systems in a Global Context (IGH)
  2. Introductory Microeconomics
  3. Econometrics (NEW)
  4. Economic Evaluation (IGH)
  5. Microeconomics for Health
  6. Health Economics (Econ)
  7. Medical Statistics I (Stats)
  8. Bayesian Methods in Economic Evaluation

Sample module selection for a student with a first degree in Economics, wishing to take the Economics Stream within the degree

  1. Health Policy and Reform (CPJH)
  2. Econometrics (NEW)
  3. Economic Evaluation (IGH)
  4. Microeconomics for Health
  5. Health Economics (Econ)
  6. Modelling for Decision Science (NEW)
  7. Bayesian Methods in Economic Evaluation
  8. Social Determinants of Health

We’ve already received some applications, which is super good news \(-\) but there’s still plenty of room!