Master of Science in Health Economics and Outcomes Research

About This Course

The Master of Science in Health Economics and Outcomes Research aims to equip candidates with the skills necessary to:
- Develop strategic approaches to pricing, reimbursement, and market access by understanding value propositions, influencing product strategies, and staying informed about global reimbursement landscapes and healthcare decision makers' needs.
- Manage diverse health outcomes projects proficiently by translating strategic goals into cost-effective plans, conducting comprehensive project analysis, overseeing multiple projects, and ensuring adherence to project management principles and regulations.
- Communicate effectively and influence through the use of visuals and concise language, integrating scientific insights with business strategy.
- Acquire comprehensive expertise in epidemiological and statistical methods, including proficiency in study design, data analysis, interpretation of frequency and effect measures, bias identification and correction, systematic review, and quantitative synthesis for rigorous evidence generation.
- Apply knowledge of health policy and systems and regulatory compliance for informed decision-making in business and development programs.
- Gain expertise in health technology assessment, including understanding evidence appraisal, HTA processes, and technical knowledge for evidence production to support effective decision-making and successful access and reimbursement applications.
- Conduct patient-centred research proficiently, including the analysis and development of patient-reported outcome measures, quality-of-life assessments, and advocating for the incorporation of health outcomes evidence in product development based on unique HEOR needs.