Fachbereich Wirtschaft & Medien _International Pharmacoeconomics & Health Economics (MSc)
Introduction:
Study International
Pharmacoeconomics and Health Economics - And gain the expertise needed to
combine economic paradigms with health and pharmaceutical issues from an
international perspective.
Schools Involved:
The programme is offered by the Welsh School of Pharmacy at Cardiff University and leads to a Cardiff University award. The programme is jointly delivered by the Hochschule Fresenius - University of Applied Sciences and Cardiff University at the Hochschule Fresenius - University of Applied Sciences in Idstein, Germany. The course is not available for study in Cardiff
and not available for distance learning.
Course of Studies
/ Degree:
Master of Science in International Pharmacoeconomics & Health Economics
Objective:
To provide education and training for candidates who wish to develop skills
and knowledge in pharmacoeconomics and health economics.
Language:
The programme is completely delivered in the English language.
Mode of Study:
Full-time (4 semesters) or part-time (6 semesters)
Structure:
The course consists of modules to the value of 240 Cardiff University
Credits (Credit Accumulation and Transfer Scheme), which include a
dissertation of 60 CATS credits and healthcare/pharmaceutical industry
placement of 60 CATS credits. Students completing 240 CATS will be eligible for
a Master degree. 240 CATS are equivalent to 120 ECTS (European Credit Transfer
and Accumulation System)
Syllabus:
- Introduction to Economic Theory
- Principles of Health Economics
- Basic / Advanced Economic Evaluation in Healthcare
- Healthcare Systems & Regulations
- Health Policy Management
- Pharmacoeconomic Theory
- Application of Pharmacoeconomic Theory
- Global Pharmaceutical Development & Regulations
- International Pharmaceutical Benefits Schemes, Reimbursement and Pricing
Fees:
- € 830 per month (Full-time), € 555 per month (Part-time)
- Application Fee: € 300
- Examination Fee: € 500
Application requirements
- An undergraduate degree (Bachelor/honours degree or equivalent) of at least 360 CATS or 180 ECTS points in a health or pharmaco-related field of study
- If the undergraduate studies are not directly related to health economics or health sciences, the applicant must provide proof of at least 6 months relevant practical or theoretical health care experience, which shall be submitted in written form.
- At the discretion of the admission committee, non-graduates whose relative lack of formal qualification is compensated for by relevant work experience may also be admitted to candidature, provided that the candidate has held, for a minimum period of two years, a position of responsibility relevant to the programme.
- If English is not the native language of the student, proof of one of
the following results in the respective language tests must be provided:
- a) TOEFL Internet-Based Test (iBT) of 90 points
- b) IELTS: a minimum of 6.5 points
- c) Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English, Grade B
Complete the Cardiff Application Form
Complete two referee report forms
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