Based in a top UK Economics school, this programme draws on our longstanding expertise in Health Economics and on the applied research conducted in the Surrey Health Economics Centre.
The programme will develop your appreciation of Health Economics as a discipline and as a tool for policy and resource distribution.
Applicants should normally hold a minimum of a Bachelors degree (a good UK 2.2) in economics or an equivalent qualification. Applicants without a Bachelors degree in economics should normally hold a 2:1 or equivalent qualification. Each applicant is assessed on their own merit.
Applicants who have a joint degree in economics and a related discipline, or who have had a wide involvement in the field of their desired specialisation will be considered, as may graduates in engineering, mathematics and science.
Applicants with non-standard qualifications may be invited for interview to discuss the programme before an offer is made. Overseas applicants who cannot attend an interview may be required to send in written material upon which they may be evaluated.
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