Training structure
School of Pharmacy
Language(s) of instruction
French
Presentation
Duration of theoretical training: 95 hours
Professional tutored project monitoring: 10 hours
Start of classes: September
End of term: June
Objectives
This degree is designed to train professionals in hospitals, industry, institutions, and academia in the medical and economic evaluation of healthcare systems and health products, with the aim of assisting medical or institutional decision-making that takes economic constraints and opportunities into account.
Know-how and skills
Skills acquired at the end of the training:
Upon completion of the training, the learner will be able to:
- Master the methodology of health economic evaluations that link the cost of healthcare organizations or products with medical outcomes.
- mastering the regulatory and ethical aspects of medical/pharmacoeconomic evaluation
- understand hospital, industrial, and institutional applications
- be able to propose a decision-making support approach in healthcare, including control of healthcare spending
Program
This training program is designed to be 100% distance learning, following an e-learning pathway with live and/or recorded access to lectures and teaching materials. It adapts to the constraints of students in initial training and those of working professionals, with validation of acquired skills through continuous assessment carried out at the learner's own pace and through the implementation of a supervised professional project.
1 exam session
- Continuous assessment at the learner's pace, carried out remotely on the learning platform, weighted 4
- Written report on a supervised professional project carried out in a group, weighted 2
- Oral defense of the supervised professional project, oral, weighted 2
To validate the university diploma, learners must obtain a final grade of 10/20 or higher.
Admission
Admission requirements
Applications:
Submit your resume and cover letter online between July 1 and August 31.
Incomplete or late applications will not be processed.
Target audience
Initial training:
Have completed the fifth year of study in medicine, pharmacy, midwifery, dentistry, or, by special dispensation, the fifth year depending on career plans.
And/or hold a Master's degree, subject to evaluation by the teaching committee.
And/or any person deemed suitable for the course by the teaching committee based on their career plans.
Continuing education:
Engineer, physician, pharmacist
And/or hold a foreign degree in medicine, pharmacy, or dentistry.
And/or any person deemed eligible to follow the course by the educational committee.
And after
Professional integration
- Expert in health economics
- Healthcare professional specializing in health economics
Some examples of concrete career opportunities:
In industry or private enterprise:
- Market Access Manager
- Health economics manager
- Pharmacoeconomics Manager
- Health economics engineer
In healthcare facilities:
- Pharmacist/Physician/Hospital engineer in the research sector, expert in health economics
- Pharmacist/Hospital physician participating in the Medicines and Sterile Medical Devices Committee of their institution
- Hospital pharmacist in the purchasing/procurement of medicines and/or medical devices
In institutions:
- Institutional pharmacist/physician (OMEDIT, ARS, HAS, Health Insurance, University) responsible for medical-economic issues
- Institutional research engineers in health economics