MSc Mental Health Economics

The MSc in Mental Health Economics at Queen Mary University of London is a course that provides students with a solid understanding of mental health and the economics surrounding it. The course analyses the global, regional, and local burden as well as the methods used in economic evaluation of mental health policies and interventions.Course Content: The course offers foundation knowledge in health economics, including how to conduct economic evaluations, economic modeling, and health policy analysis. Students also gain deep insights into the intersection between mental health and economics, including the economic consequences of mental illness and the economic evaluation of mental health interventions.Key Modules: This course is structured around three core modules: Foundations in Health Economics; Economics of Mental Health; and Applied Research in Health Economics. Optional modules like Global Mental Health, Human Rights and Mental Health, and Cultural and Global Perspectives in Mental Health provide further specialization.Accreditations: The MSc in Mental Health Economics at Queen Mary University of London is accredited by The Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA).Future Careers: The course prepares students for roles within public and private sector organizations such as government departments, international organizations, and consultancy firms that require skills in economic analysis and have a direct or indirect mental health interest. It also provides a solid foundation for students wishing to pursue a PhD in health economics or related fields.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.