The Health Economics and Decision Modelling Masters Degree at the University of Sheffield equips you to critically evaluate the efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and clinical outcomes of healthcare resources. In a field where informed decision-making is paramount for improving public health and allocating scarce resources, this programme provides the practical tools essential for shaping healthcare policy. You will delve into core economic concepts relevant to the healthcare sector, explore economic evaluation methodologies, and learn to model the cost-effectiveness of health technologies and interventions.
This full-time, on-campus Masters programme, studied over one year, immerses you in a comprehensive curriculum including economic evaluation, cost-effectiveness modelling, and health technology assessment. You will develop expertise in medical statistics, evidence synthesis, and advanced simulation methods crucial for healthcare decision-making. The course culminates in a substantial dissertation, offering you the opportunity to lead an independent research project. You will graduate with the analytical and modelling skills highly sought after by roles in health policy, the pharmaceutical industry, and health technology assessment bodies.