Gain an understanding of the complex economic issues in health administration and find innovative solutions to global health problems to make real and sustainable differences to people's lives. The Master of Health Economics program is a joint initiative of UQ's School of Economics and School of Public Health. You'll work closely with leading academic staff from both schools. Study can be tailored to suit your career path, with specialized electives in health financing, public economics, health systems and cost effectiveness. You'll also have the option to complete an original research thesis. Available Options: 1.5 Years Program 2 Years Program