MSc in Health Economics
Master health economics to shape better healthcare systems and tackle global health challenges.
Best for:Best for economics or business graduates looking to specialise in healthcare policy, pharmaceutical analytics, and health economics.
Overview
The MSc in Health Economics at the University of Galway is a master's programme designed to equip students with economic theory and evidence-based tools for modern healthcare systems. Participants learn to evaluate healthcare delivery, analyse complex policies, and address global issues such as rising costs and aging populations. The curriculum utilises real-world data to prepare graduates for impactful careers across industry, public service, and academic research. Applicants engage with economic principles tailored specifically to health policy and medical sectors.
What you'll do
- Complete coursework and master-level modules focused on health economics and quantitative evaluation methods
- Analyze real-world health data to assess healthcare delivery and economic efficiency
- Examine healthcare policy challenges related to aging populations and rising medical costs
- Participate in seminars, policy discussions, and collaborative projects addressing health sector needs
Requirements
Degree required: H2.1 degree (NFQ Level 8 or equivalent) with Economics, or a high H2.2 with strong economics modules in a business degree
Degree offered: MSc
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Foundational knowledge in economics
- Quantitative data analysis capabilities
- Academic aptitude for policy and system evaluation
- Normally holds an NFQ Level 8 degree with Economics or equivalent business background
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Applications must be submitted through the University of Galway online application portal. Prospective students should check specific entry requirements and ensure transcripts and supporting documentation are provided.
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