Advance your knowledge and training in pharmaceutical economics and policy and pharmacy administration. This strategic program focuses on pharmaceutical economics and policy, global drug policy, pharmacoeconomics, outcomes research, health epidemiology, pharmacoepidemiology, and pharmacy management. Designed to fit your life, it gives you the choice to study in-person at our Boston campus or online and to begin your studies in the fall or spring semester. The Boston-based program offers both a thesis and a non-thesis option. The online program is a non-thesis course of study and is intended primarily for part-time students.<br>The program is designed to be completed in two years, whether you study at the Boston campus or online.<br><br>First-Year Experience<br><br>study comparative pharmaceutical healthcare systems and regression analysis<br>learn about health epidemiology and quantitative methods in PEP<br>begin a graduate seminar in pharmaceutical economics and policy<br>Second-Year Experience<br><br>pursue recommended electives in a variety of subjects, including law, health policy, pharmaceutical economics, and statistics<br>explore market-access pricing and reimbursement<br>complete a capstone in data analysis and presentation capabilities