Master of Health Economics

Masters (Coursework)

Gain an understanding of the complex economic issues in health administration and find innovative solutions to global health problems to make real and sustainable differences to people's lives.

Key details

Degree Type

Masters (Coursework)

Duration

1.5 years full-time

Course Code

5418, 059494G

Intake Months

Feb, Aug

International Fees

$40,640 per year / $60,960 total

About this course

The Master of Health Economics program is a joint initiative of UQ's School of Economics and School of Population Health. You'll work closely with leading academic staff from both schools.

Study can be tailored to suit your career path, with specialised electives in health financing, public economics, health systems and cost effectiveness. You'll also have the option to complete an original research thesis.

This 1.5 year full-time program will suit students who already have an education in economics, business or commerce, with the program designed to build on your advanced understanding of economic concepts.

Upon graduation you'll have developed the tools to create change and solve problems in health policy and healthcare, so you can contribute to the long-term sustainability of healthcare systems in Australia or overseas.

Study locations

St Lucia

What you will learn

Program highlights

Train with academic and industry leaders who will prepare you to tackle some of the major issues facing global health.
UQ School of Economics is consistently ranked in the top 5 percent of research-intensive economic departments in the world. Source: Research Papers in Economics
Redefine your career by gaining comprehensive training in health economics - a speciality field in ever-increasing demand in Australia and internationally.
Immerse yourself in a rewarding program that offers a diverse range of subjects and access the latest health economics research via UQ's Centre for the Business and Economics of Health.
Enjoy an enriching study experience surrounded by people with common goals who will inspire and empower you to create change.

2 in Australia for business and economics

Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2020

55 in the world for business and economics