PhD Health Economics

Course Overview This PhD programme equips students with advanced research skills for careers in academia, healthcare, and the private sector by undertaking a substantial, independent research project. It offers flexible full-time or part-time study options, either on-campus or via distance learning, to suit a range of professional goals. The programme culminates in a thesis that makes an original contribution to the cutting-edge fields of health economics and medicines evaluation. Key Program Highlights Develops high-level research skills for careers in academia, the health service, and the private sector Offers flexible full-time (3-year) or part-time (5-year) study, available on-campus or via distance learning Focuses on cutting-edge research in Health Economics, Medicines Evaluation, and Public Health Economics Allows for a tailored research thesis in a traditional narrative or a modern 'four-paper' publication format Supported by expert supervision in areas like Pharmacoeconomics, Cost-Effectiveness Analysis, and Health Technology Assessment