do graduates struggle to find a job? im aware of the tough job market in the uk, so i was wondering if ucl graduates have to go through the consequences of that too
I'm deciding between the MSc Health Economics programmes at UCL and York. Could anyone share their views on the teaching quality, reputation, career prospects, industry links, and overall student experience at either university?
My goal is to work in health economics, HTA, market access, or healthcare consulting after graduation. Which programme would you recommend and why?
Thanks!
Hello all,
I'm considering joining UCL's MSc Health Economics program this September and would love to hear from anyone who has experience with the course or insights into the program. I'm particularly interested in how the program blends healthcare and business, the networking opportunities it provides, and how it has helped you in your careers.
If you've completed this course or know someone who has, I'd greatly appreciate any advice or feedback you can offer. I am aware it’s a fairly new course, but any insight would be helpful. Additionally, I have a few specific questions:
How did the program's focus on healthcare and economic theory prepare you for roles in consulting or pharma? Were there specific courses or experiences that stood out as particularly beneficial or impactful? How diverse was the cohort in terms of professional backgrounds and how did this contribute to your learning experience? What kind of support does UCL offer in terms of career development and job placement post-graduation? Thank you in advance for your help!
Hello
I was wondering if UCL shares information about how many people apply to each programme and what the acceptance rates are?
I’m considering applying and would find this information helpful.
Thanks.