Study Health Economics at UEA and you'll learn to make decisions that really count. Based in the Norwich Medical School, you'll not only develop an understanding of economic concepts related to health, public health, and health services policy, you'll be part of a school at the forefront of research. You'll train with a wide range of healthcare students, taught by leading academics, and you'll be connected to a well-respected group of researchers who advise on international and national policies that affect people's health, worldwide. <br>You'll graduate ready to research and tackle some of the biggest questions in the provision of care for national government, the NHS, the private sector or research organisation. <br> <br><br>MSc Health Economics is designed for graduate economists with a keen interest in health economics. It will help you understand the ways in which economic ideas and principles are relevant to, and applied in, health and healthcare. Providing practical experience in the application of health economics techniques, you will gain an appreciation of the links between economic evaluation and economic theory, as well as between health service research and decision-making.  <br>During your time with us you will develop your analytical skills in quantitative research methods and critical appraisal. You'll hone your ability to apply research results to practice, and to health service decision-making. You'll also acquire practical skills in the economic analysis of health problems, for example, putting a price on the impact of Type Two Diabetes on a given NHS Trust. <br>Being taught within a research-active health economics group, you will have direct access to the most up-to-date statistics and thinking, and to people with real-world health economics research experience. You'll also have the opportunity to expand upon an area of active research that interests you most, as you work on your dissertation within this stimulating academic environment.