Executive Master’s

Executive Master's in Health Economics (EMHE)

The Executive Master’s in Health Economics (EMHE) is a professional master’s programme tailored for mid-career executives and professionals working in government, NGOs, autonomous bodies, or other health-sector organizations. EMHE runs over 18 months (four semesters) and requires completion of 48 credits across 12 courses. lasses are scheduled in the evenings or weekends (e.g., Thursday evenings, and Friday morning/afternoon) to accommodate working professionals. The curriculum is designed to build both conceptual and practical skills relevant to the health sector. Through the programme, participants enhance their capacity in health policy analysis, economic evaluation, health financing, health insurance, project design, management, and health systems decision-making. This makes EMHE well-suited for professionals aiming to lead health programs, design interventions, evaluate health projects, or contribute to health policy and planning.

Courses offered in EMHE
First SemesterSecond Semester
EMHE 601: Principles of EconomicsEMHE 604: Microeconomic Theory for Health Sector
EMHE 602: Biostatistics and EpidemiologyEMHE 605: Economics of Health, Nutrition and Population
EMHE 603: Health Systems and Health Service ManagementEMHE 606: Health Policy and Planning
Third SemesterFourth Semester
EMHE 607: Hospital ManagementEMHE 611: Pharmacoeconomics
EMHE 608: Economic Evaluation of Health CareEMHE 612: Advanced Health Economics
EMHE 609: Applied Health Econometrics

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EMHE 610: Economics of Uncertainty and Health Insurance
EMHE 613: Health Project Design and Project Paper

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EMHE 614: Research Methodology and Dissertation