ECON307 Global Health Policy

This course explores the intersection of global health and economic policy, examining the economic challenges and opportunities presented by global health systems. Students will analyze the role of international organizations, governments, and market forces in shaping health outcomes worldwide. Key topics include global health governance, health financing, the economic impacts of pandemics, the role of international trade in health, and the pursuit of universal health coverage. Through case studies and real-world examples, students will gain insights into the economic drivers of global health policy and develop the tools necessary to assess and influence health policy at both national and international levels. This course is essential for students interested in pursuing careers in public health, international development, and global health policy. (Prerequisites: ECON202)