Your postgraduate Health Economics offer holder hub
Congratulations on your offer to study Health Economics at the University of Birmingham! This is your dedicated subject hub where you will find important information about your course before you start!
Welcome from our Director of Global Engagement
Why study Health Economics at Birmingham?
- Diverse cohort – You’ll be learning with professionals from a vast array of work environments, locations and backgrounds who can share their knowledge and experience of the industry.
- Flexible learning – Our programmes offers a wide variety of module options creating a flexible degree to suit your needs.
- MSc Intercalation – Our MSc Health Economics and Health Policy programme can be taken as an intercalated option for those studying MBChB Medicine and Surgery at another institution.
Don't forget to accept your offer and pay your deposit
We are so excited to welcome you onto this programme and for you to start your studies at Birmingham.
If you're an international student, you are required to pay a non-refundable tuition fee deposit of £2,000. Your deposit not only secures your place but also marks the beginning of a life enhancing experience with us.
The deposit payment will be deducted from the tuition fee at registration. You will be required to pay this deposit before your offer can progress and you can register with us.
You can follow the link in your applicant portal to pay this deposit.
Benefit from our Department of Economics
At Birmingham, we draw on the knowledge and experience from all of our staff and colleges. That’s why some of the modules on our health economics programmes are taught by the Department of Economics, who sit within our world-class Birmingham Business School.
Department of Economics
Birmingham: A Top Choice for Graduate Employability
We’re proud to be the UK university most targeted by the country’s leading graduate employers (The Graduate Market in 2024 High Fliers report).
A MSc in Health Economics is ideal is you're wishing to embark on a career as a health economist in industry, the health service or academia.
Our graduates have gone on to work in hospitals, research, universities, health insurance corporations, pharmaceutical companies, governmental bodies, as well as international organisations.
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Explore your module choices
Find out what modules you can study as part of your degree.
Module Handbook
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