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Turn data into evidence-based decisions that influence positive change in the healthcare system by studying the Master of Health Economics. Graduate with advanced skills in resource allocation and economic modelling, and use your expertise to inform policy and health practices on a global scale.
The health sector is Australia’s largest and fastest-growing*. With more jobs and an increased demand for skilled health professionals, you’ll have more opportunities to take your career forward. Use your specialised skills and extensive practical experience to confidently explore roles in: pharmaceutical and health technology industries health insurance hospitals, community health organisations and healthcare management international health organisations such as WHO, UNDP, OECD, the World Bank Group and the Asian Development Bank government departments such as Health and Treasury and the Productivity Commission non-government agencies, research institutes and think tanks corporate consulting firms. In addition to the diverse career options this course opens up, graduates also have the opportunity to join Deakin’s leading health economics academics by progressing to a PhD.
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Here are some scholarship that are available at The Deakin University.
Combined Adrienne Marshall English Scholarship and Barry Marshall Science Scholarship
Tuition Fee Scholarship
For further details, please contact the university website.
- Be students at the Beijing Huija Private School;
- meet all entry requirements normally applied to the English Language Bridging course and the Bachelor of Science1 course;
- not be Australian citizens or permanent residents of Australia; and
- be liable for international full fees.
All international
Combined Adrienne Marshall English Scholarship and Barry Marshall Science Scholarship
Tuition Fee Scholarship
For further details, please contact the university website.
- Be students at the Beijing Huija Private School;
- meet all entry requirements normally applied to the English Language Bridging course and the Bachelor of Science1 course;
- not be Australian citizens or permanent residents of Australia; and
- be liable for international full fees.
All international