About Us

Melbourne Health Economics undertakes a range of health economics work, including economic evaluation, measuring and valuing health and wellbeing, health systems research, economic modelling and risk prediction, health inequality, and methodological research. We use health economics research and training to support national and international improvements in health and health equity.

Our projects have informed policy-making decisions in a range of areas, at State, Commonwealth and International levels. We work within the Centre for Health Policy at the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health.

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Health Economics Methods

In our work we apply and pioneer key health economics methods, including ways to measure and value health, decision and choice modelling

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Further highlights and updates from the Health Economics Unit can be found in our past newsletters

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Upcoming Opportunities

 

Learning

We offer a range of short courses in health economics, from one-day introductory level courses to three-day practical courses in economic evaluation.

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Virtual Visitor Program

We have established a Virtual Visitor Program to enable PhD students and early career researchers from low and middle-income countries (LMIC) to be selected to participate online for free in our selective academic activities.

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Melbourne Health Economics
Melbourne School of Population and Global Health,
Level 4, 207 Bouverie Street
The University of Melbourne
Victoria, 3010, Australia