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Executive MSc Information Sessions

We hold information sessions and experience events throughout the year for those interested in applying to our Executive MSc programme.

These sessions give prospective applicants the opportunity to meet with Programme Directors, learn about programme offerings, how to application, and funding information.

My thinking became much more critical and rigorous. Also it’s very enjoyable to be in London, to be with other students from around the world, and the quality of the teaching is exceptional.

Dr Mark Sopher, Executive MSc Health Economics, Outcomes and Management 2017

 

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THURS 3 APRIL 1PM-2PM

Executive MSc Experience Session

Why Do We Regulate Healthcare?

This event is hosted by the Department of Health Policy.

Join Dr. Rocco Friebel for this insightful Experience Session where we will be exploring the motivations behind regulating healthcare, the economic theories shaping regulatory practices, and real-world examples of impactful regulation.

This online session offers a glimpse into the Executive MSc Healthcare Decision-Making program, in collaboration with NICE, tailored for leaders in the pharmaceutical industry, government, and clinical practice, and is ideal for anyone working in healthcare or considering a career transition into the healthcare industry.

Speaker: Dr Rocco Friebel, Associate Professor in the Department of Health Policy, LSE

This event will take place online via Zoom.

 

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THURS 10 APRIL 1PM-2PM

Executive MSc Experience Session

Global Challenges in Financing Health Care

This event is hosted by the Department of Health Policy.

Join programme co-directors George A. Wharton and Ilias Kyriopoulos for the next instalment in our EMSc webinar series. In this insightful Experience Session, we will look behind the curtain of global healthcare spending, offering a glimpse into why we spend 10% of global GDP on healthcare, how funds are allocated and their impact, and how to analyse a health financing system.

This online session provides an insight into the Executive MSc Health Economics, Policy and Management, tailored for policy-makers, managers, leaders, and anyone in the health sector looking to deepen their understanding of how financing shapes healthcare systems.

Don’t miss this opportunity to transform your understanding of health system financing!

Speakers: George A. Wharton, Associate Professor (Education) in the Department of Health Policy, LSE; Dr Ilias Kyriopoulos, in the Department of Health Policy, LSE.

This event will take place online via Zoom.

 

What our executive students say

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Kishore Iyer

Director, Intestinal & Multi-visceral Transplant, Professor of Surgery & Pediatrics, Mount Sinai Medical Center

The LSE/NICE Executive Program has turned out to be a very stimulating mix of very well-organized classes and seminars taking us rapidly and seamlessly from the basics to real-world challenges. The pace is fast but with abundant time for discussion. The mix of LSE faculty and NICE’s technical experts is particularly valuable as it allows for translating theory into practice. The best aspect of the class though is the benefit of the unique perspectives from my truly global classmates who each brings his or her own unique experiences to bear on the discussions.


 

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Pierre Roca
External Relations Officer, World Health Organization

The excellent courses and the intensive work with the dissertation opened new perspectives and gave me new skills that helped me transition to a new phase of my career. After working in the pharmaceutical industry, I moved on to work in the United Nations system and also held a position in the European Commission. Furthermore, I expanded my network of relevant health economics and policy experts and I made many new friends with whom I am still in contact.

 


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Maddalena Lettino

Cardiology Director, San Gerardo Hospital 

I gained the important knowledge and skills needed to become a director in my hospital. I learnt how to measure my work’s impact, to improve quality of care, to understand the financial aspects of the healthcare system and to manage an effective team.

 

 

 

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