International Health Economics and Pharmacoeconomics MSc

Fresenius University of Applied Sciences Masters Opportunities

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Business & Management Economics Mathematics Medicine Applied Statistics International Business International Economics Pharmacology Idstein Germany On Campus

About the course

YOUR INTERNATIONAL HEALTH ECONOMICS AND PHARMACOECONOMICS (M.SC.) MASTER’S PROGRAM

The Master’s program in International Health Economics and Pharmacoeconomics (M.Sc.) qualifies you for higher positions in research and education as well as in the public and private sector. More than three quarters of your fellow student come from abroad – and this very much leaves its mark on the course. Here, you will develop a set of skills that will equip you for the global challenges expected to face a graduate of health economics. Alongside internationality and interdisciplinarity, this program includes a large practical component.

Entry Requirements

You must be able to provide evidence of an academic degree equivalent to 180 credit points.

Your first degree should demonstrate a background in the natural sciences, for example pharmacy, medicine, chemistry, biology, or nutrition. Degrees in health economics, economics, medical technology, mathematics, or statistics will also be accepted. To be admitted, you must also submit a statement of motivation.

Your English language skills must be equivalent to Level B2 of the European Framework of Reference for Languages.

Fees

Please see the university website for further information on fees for this course.

Where will I study?

Fresenius University of Applied Sciences

Hochschule Fresenius blends tradition with innovation. Digital transformation, demographic change or skills shortages: we know what makes people, societies and economies tick. We are constantly developing our study programs to train the next generation of specialists and managers. Join us and help shape the future with your specialist skills, creativity, agility and empathy.