This Master’s programme builds expertise in health economics, healthcare management, and health policy, with a strong focus on regulation and health law. You’ll develop analytical and quantitative skills to support decision-making in public and private health systems.
The Master's programme in Health, Economics and Management and Policy at the University of Bologna is designed to equip students with essential skills in health economics, healthcare management, and health policy. Emphasizing regulation and health law, this two-year course fosters analytical and quantitative competencies crucial for effective decision-making within both public and private health systems.
The curriculum covers a range of core learning areas, including health economics, healthcare management, health policy, and the legal/regulatory framework of healthcare systems. Students will also enhance their quantitative and analytical abilities through courses in statistics and econometrics.
Final assessment: The programme culminates in a comprehensive academic assessment, such as a thesis or equivalent capstone project. Students are encouraged to confirm the specific format and requirements with the university prior to their intake.
To apply, candidates should possess an appropriate first-cycle degree (Bachelor’s or equivalent) with a foundational understanding of economics and quantitative methods. This programme is tailored for students ready to engage in advanced coursework in health economics and policy analysis.
Graduates of this Master's programme will be well-prepared for various roles in the healthcare sector, including positions in health policy analysis, healthcare management, and economic evaluation. The skills acquired will enable them to contribute effectively to both public and private health systems, influencing decisions that improve health outcomes and efficiency.
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