Master of Health Economics, Management and Policy (Global)

Become a global leader and transform the health sector care systems.

This program responds to the growing transformations of global healthcare sectors. It will foster new skills for those already employed within the health sector, and prepare those yet to enter.

Learn directly from international leaders and industry experts. Gain knowledge and strategies to design, pitch and implement evidence-based solutions. Bring about transformative systems and organisational change through leadership and management roles.

Study at a time and pace that works for you, with our flexible and online learning options. Become an expert in the health sector, and lead change. A Graduate Certificate in Health Economics, Management and Policy is also available to study and can be used as a pathway into the masters program.

Developed by industry leaders, this program places you at the forefront of the unprecedented transformation in healthcare. It will give you the skills to govern and lead change among national and international stakeholders to improve healthcare outcomes.

what you will study

You will benefit from a customisable course structure that includes core healthcare business subjects. Select elective subjects that align with your professional interests in analytics and digital health, economics and policy evaluation, management and leadership, or applied research/practice in health economics, management and policy.

Entry into the Master of Health Economics, Management and Policy (Global) will be available to applicants who have:

• A Bachelor degree (or higher) in any discipline; or
• A minimum 5 years organisational experience; or
• Successful completion of 75% (30 units) of a UoN Faculty of Business and Law Graduate Certificate program.

Overall minimum: 6.5

Sub test minimum: 6

Career opportunities in healthcare span the globe. Work in health economics, policy or research.

The skills and knowledge you will gain in this program underpin many senior roles including: