MS Health Economics

Course Overview This Master of Science in Health Economics provides rigorous graduate-level training in the economic analysis of the healthcare industry, combining core economic theory with advanced quantitative and analytical skills. The program leverages a unique partnership between the Department of Economics and the Colorado School of Public Health, offering students access to expertise and courses across two campuses. It is designed to equip graduates with the applied, in-demand skills sought by employers while also providing a strong foundation for those pursuing further doctoral studies. Key Program Highlights Extensive training in mathematical and quantitative analysis, including applied econometrics Hands-on experience working with large, diverse datasets using a wide range of statistical software Unique interdisciplinary curriculum bridging economics and public health from two leading departments Prepares graduates for immediate entry into high-demand careers in the healthcare sector Provides a competitive edge for students seeking admission to top-tier Ph.D. programs in economics or health policy