Master in Health Economics

The Master's program in Health Economics is designed for students interested in the intersection of economics and healthcare. This two-year program is offered at the Essen campus and is ideal for those who thrive in research-oriented environments. Students will gain essential knowledge and skills to navigate the evolving healthcare landscape, making it suitable for those aiming to impact health policy and management.

Students will study subjects such as health economics, econometrics, and medical management. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical and practical applications, preparing students for real-world challenges in the healthcare sector. Through a combination of core and elective courses, students will develop analytical skills and a deep understanding of economic principles as they apply to health systems.

Graduates of this program can pursue various roles, including positions in health economics research, management roles in healthcare institutions, and advisory positions within health organizations. Potential employers include hospitals, health insurance companies, and governmental health agencies. The skills acquired are transferable across various sectors, allowing graduates to adapt to diverse career paths.