University of Bologna Master in Health, Economics and Management (EU-HEM)
University of Bologna

University of Bologna

Master in Health, Economics and Management (EU-HEM)

Bologna, Italy

Master degree

2 years

English

Full time

Oct 2026

On-Campus

Key Summary

    About : The Master in Health, Economics and Management (EU-HEM) is designed to integrate knowledge from public health, economics, and management to prepare students for challenges in the health sector. This two-year program equips graduates with skills to analyze and manage health systems and policies effectively. The curriculum combines theoretical and practical approaches with opportunities for international cooperation and research.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue a variety of careers in areas like health policy analysis, healthcare management, and economic evaluation. They may find roles in governmental bodies, healthcare organizations, and NGOs, contributing to the improvement of healthcare delivery and public health strategies.

About the programme

The second cycle Inter-university degree program in Health Economics and Management (Eu-HEM) prepares highly qualified executive-level health economists able to hold staff and executive positions in organizations and institutions involved in both national and international healthcare provision. Such as national hospitals, international pharmaceutical companies, aid organisations, governmental agencies, research institutions, etc.

5 reasons to enrol in the degree program

  1. Acquire a solid knowledge of health economics and policy, health care management, health law, and regulation.
  2. Joint diploma mutually acknowledged in four countries
  3. Joint learning offer by four partner universities and joint activities with stakeholders and experts of the healthcare sector
  4. A highly international and multidisciplinary environment with the opportunity of visiting up to 3 partner universities
  5. Possibility to be granted an Erasmus Mundus scholarships
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