Health Economics and Outcomes Research, MHS at Johns Hopkins University

Programme overview

The Master of Health Science in Health Economics and Outcomes Research (MHS in HEOR) is an academic and research program focused on economic evaluation and outcomes research methods for healthcare. This rigorous program develops data analytic and economic modeling skills, as employed in the health policy context. Methods in this field are used to promote the efficient and equitable allocation of healthcare resources in public health.

Faculty: Bloomberg School of Public Health | Duration: 9 months | Study mode: full-time | Location: Baltimore, MD, United States

What you will study

Career pathways

Apply statistical methods including statistical inferences and regression methods to solve economic and public health problems. Measure and calculate health outcomes; differentiate between methods of theoretical economic evaluation and applications of economic evaluation.

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Application information

USD 69,984 a year (2026-27). Bloomberg School annual full-time tuition for 4 terms ($17,496 per term). Applies to full-time study; part-time and online study is charged per credit ($1,458). Excludes fees, health insurance and any scholarships. Source

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