4 Part-time Master's in Economics in Singapore

Health Economics, Management and Policy at University of Newcastle  equips healthcare sector leaders, policymakers and analysts with the critical skills to address the evolving complexities of modern healthcare systems. 

The Managerial Economics course at Nanyang Technological University seeks to groom leaders with an acumen in strategic thinking and managerial decision making in the context of business, government and society.

The Master of Science in Economics, with tracks in Applied Economics (AE), Econometrics and Quantitative Economics (EQ), is a programme offering in-depth study of economics and economic data analysis. It includes an entry pathway for students without prior training in economics. You will follow a strong core programme, as well as a track system that allows you to opt for a more practice-oriented, more data-analytic and theoretical focus, along with an open category that allows you to take courses outside your track, or from other programmes. This allows you to create a fulfilling programme suited to your needs. The MSc in Economics is available for part-time or full-time study.

The Health Economics and Outcomes Research programme from National University of Singapore will equip professionals with the skills to evaluate the economic value and outcomes of health interventions, fostering a shift towards value-based healthcare and ensuring sustainable and efficient healthcare delivery.