Executive MSc Health Economics, Outcomes and Management in Cardiovascular Sciences

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Programme overview

The Executive MSc Health Economics, Outcomes and Management in Cardiovascular Sciences prepares students to explore new advisory, management and leadership roles within the healthcare field.  This programme will expand your employment opportunities in related sectors including health care provider management roles, pharmaceutical and medical devices industries, consultancies, government and non-governmental organisations. Upon graduation, you can expect to take on more responsibilities or shift your career focus towards the cardiovascular science field. 

Structure and content

The programme will be delivered through on-campus teaching blocks, at the London School of Economics (LSE) in London, with a portion of the courses being taught online. In addition to time spent in the classroom, you will also be expected to complete coursework from a distance.

The course language is English.

Graded assignments may vary from take-home exams, essays, reports to the group and individual projects.

Find more information about the programme on LSE dedicated page

Next teaching session dates :

• 7-19 June 2021 - on campus at LSE
• Summer 2021 - online course (dates TBC)
• December 2021 - on campus at LSE (dates TBC)
• June 2022 - on campus at LSE (dates TBC)

Scientific content

• Quality and Outcomes in Cardiovascular Sciences
• Economic Analysis for Health Policy
• Economic Evaluation in Health Care
• Systematic Review and Meta-analysis
• Using Health Economics to Analyse and Inform Policy and Practice
• Students will choose three additional courses from a range of options. 

Who should attend?

This programme targets medical doctors, healthcare professionals, and scientists working on cardiovascular diseases. It has been designed to meet the needs of future cardiology leaders who seek formal qualifications but cannot participate in a traditional full-time MSc programme.

Some of the mandatory courses will focus on cardiovascular disease; therefore, experience in cardiovascular science either as a practising cardiologist or as a health economist is desirable. Outstanding candidates with different backgrounds in health care are strongly encouraged to apply.

Students with previous training in health economics or policy can benefit from our more advanced course options. 

Fees and funding

Tuition fees

Tuition fees for June 2021 start date (instead of December 2020) : £14,443 per annum for a total of GBP 28,886. The same fees apply for UK/EU and overseas students.

Tuition fees include:

• pre-registration fee,
• enrolment to the MSc programme,
• full access to LSE’s services and facilities (including the LSE library and Careers Services),
• and the opportunity to attend LSE’s excellent programme of public lectures and events.

Payment:

• First year: £14,443 
• Second year: £14,443 (2021, continuing)
• Pre-registration fee : For this programme, there is a pre-registration fee of £500 to secure your place. It will enable you to gain access to online programme materials ahead of your arrival to campus. This sum will be deducted from the overall tuition fee.

ESC Scholarships 

Application for the ESC scholarship are now closed for June 2021 entry. But you can still apply to the programme, see below in Application.

The ESC supports the education of future leaders in cardiovascular medicine by offering 15 scholarships.

The Scholarship Selection Committee is looking for excellent references, a focused personal statement and relevant work experience. The result of the scholarship selection committee will be communicated to all scholarship applicants in April 2020.

Application

Applications to the MSc in Health Economics, Outcomes and Management in Cardiovascular Sciences are open for June 2021 entry (replacing December 2020 entry).

Before starting your application please make sure you've read all relevant information on LSE website:  lse.ac.uk

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The programme operates on rolling admissions. The sooner the complete application is submitted, the greater your chances are to join the programme. The approximate number of participants is 35 per intake.