The MPhil in Health Economics is a research-focused postgraduate programme for students who already hold a Master’s degree in Health Economics, Economics, Business Studies, or any related discipline. Eligible candidates must have a good second class at the Master’s level and at least a second division/class in all earlier examinations (SSC, HSC, and graduation). The M.Phil. programme consists of four semesters of coursework and research, with students completing foundational and advanced courses such as Economics of Health Care, Management of Health Services, Applied Econometrics, and Research Methodology. After completing coursework, students undertake supervised research leading to an M.Phil. thesis. The programme strengthens students’ theoretical understanding, econometric skills, and research capacity, preparing them for advanced academic research, policy analysis, teaching, and progression to the Ph.D. level.