MSc Fellowships in Health Economics

The Office of Health Economics (OHE) wants to increase capacity of highly skilled economists specialised in health economics research by funding two part time students per year to do the MSc in Health Economics or a MSc in Economic Evaluation in Healthcare, part time, at the Department of Economics at City, University of London.

City, University of London is a public research university in London, United Kingdom and a member institution of the federal University of London. It was founded in 1894 as the Northampton Institute, and became a university when The City University was created by royal charter in 1966.

General Information:

Aim and Benefits

• OHE is committed to supporting the creation of health economics capacity in the UK.
• OHE will pay the corresponding part time fees and a stipend to the student of £1,600 per month for two years (£38,400).
• Obtain an MSc in Health Economics from a leading university in health economics in the UK without paying the tuition fee.
• Gain work experience while in the MSc course and one year after.
• Potential opportunity to join the OHE team thereafter.
• Learn from a highly qualified group of health economists at OHE working on hot health economics topics.

Requirements / Qualifications

• Selection will be based on merit. To be able to be considered, the applicant needs to have been accepted on to an MSc programme and send a statement of purpose explaining why they want to apply to mjofre-bonet@ohe.org.
• All OHE fellows will attend all OHE masterclasses and OHE lunchtime seminars, OHE annual lectures and all other OHE research activities.
• Students that are awarded the OHE fellowship will have as a co supervisor of their MSc dissertations one of OHE staff with a City affiliation.

How to Apply

Applicant needs to have been accepted on to an  MSc in Health Economics part–time programmes and send a statement of purpose explaining why they want to apply to mjofre-bonet@ohe.org.

For more details visit: CUL website.