Our research within the Economics of Genomics and Precision Medicine Unit (EiGEN) aims to provide health economics evidence to support cost-effective and value-based implementation of genomics and precision medicine in Australia.
In partnership with policy makers, community, industry and clinical experts, we strive to ensure a sustainable future for genomic medicine and advance the methodological frontiers of our discipline.
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Research Projects
Our research spans five key themes: Patient/Public Preferences, Economic Evaluation, System & Equity, Quality of Life, and Costing
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Publications
See the high quality research output and peer-reviewed publications generated by the Economics of Genomics and Precision Medicine Unit (EiGEN)
Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned professional, we have Health Economics study options to suit your needs and schedule.
For more information on the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health's research, visit their study page.
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Graduate Certificate in Health Economics
The Graduate Certificate of Health Economics and Economic Evaluation offers students the opportunity to develop core skills and knowledge in health economics. Students will learn the fundamental principles of health economics, gain an awareness of the Australian health care system and the complexities of health care finance and resource allocation within a global context.
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Health Economics/Economic Evaluation Stream within the Master of Public Health
We offer specialisation in health economics within the Master of Public Health. The health economics/economic evaluation (HE/EE) stream is for students who want to specialise in health economics and economic evaluation. There is no prior background knowledge in economics required to select this stream.
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PhD in Health Economics
We are a world class group of researchers producing cutting-edge research of high quality and impact. We provide an active and growing PhD program with structured mentoring and an active seminar series. A talented and dynamic current PhD cohort provides a great community of support and will enhance your PhD experience. Here is why you should study a PhD with the Health Economics Unit.
Engage with the Economics of Genomics and Precision Medicine Unit (EiGEN) to contribute to research that is set to support cost-effective and value-based implementation of genomics and precision medicine in Australia and worldwide
The University of Melbourne welcomes approaches from organisations interested in collaborative research. Please contact us if you are interested in playing a part in promoting the implementation of genomics and precision medicine.
Telephone: 13 MELB (13 6352)
Email: econ-genomics@unimelb.edu.au
Twitter: @EiGEN_UoM
LinkedIn: @EiGEN_UoM
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Please Note:
The Economics of Genomics and Precision Medicine Unit does not treat patients or provide advice on genomic testing and precision medicine for patients. Please consult your doctor if you have concerns about your health.
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In partnership with policy makers, community, industry and clinical experts, we strive to ensure a sustainable future for genomic medicine and advance the methodological frontiers of our discipline.
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