The MSc Health Economics and Health Policy Analysis at the University of Bristol is designed for ambitious professionals and graduates seeking to address complex global health challenges through economic and policy expertise. You will explore critical issues such as health inequalities, mental health, infectious diseases, and climate change, learning to apply economic and policy theory to real-world scenarios. This programme is ideal if you aim to improve resource allocation and service delivery within health and care systems, equipping you with the analytical tools and understanding necessary for impactful decision-making in both UK and international contexts.
This Masters degree is studied full-time on campus over one year, immersing you in a curriculum that blends quantitative methods for economic evaluation, qualitative and survey design, and economic modelling for healthcare. You will gain practical experience using statistical software and econometrics, alongside developing skills in evidence synthesis and policy analysis. Throughout the course, you will work with international and UK case studies, culminating in a substantial dissertation. You will graduate with a robust skillset in health economics and policy analysis, prepared for careers in government, international organisations, healthcare providers, and the pharmaceutical industry.