The master of science (M.S.) in health outcomes, policy, and economics is designed to offer students expertise
in health care analysis. This M.S. degree program responds to
industry needs and increased demand for trained professionals to conduct
research in health economics/outcomes, cost effectiveness, and health policy.
Its interdisciplinary curriculum draws on considerable expertise at Rutgers
University in economics, data analysis, biostatistics, health policy, and
clinical research, and emphasizes the role of pharmaceuticals in the provision
of health care. Graduates will have an integrated and comprehensive grounding
in health outcomes research, epidemiology, health policy, and practice in
health care.
M.S. IN HEALTH OUTCOMES, POLICY, AND ECONOMICS CURRICULUM SUMMARY
Students seeking the M.S. in health outcomes, policy, and economics degree must complete 40 credits of academic
work with an average grade of B or better,
as well as complete a capstone project.
The coursework is distributed as follows:
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10 credits in core areas of public health
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12 credits of required courses in health outcomes
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6 credits of required courses in health economics and policy
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6 credits of elective courses
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6 credits of a capstone project
