Health economics & evaluation
Explore economic evaluation, health technology assessment, modelling and the interpretation of evidence for healthcare decisions.
Beyond EU-HEM · Careers & Opportunities
In developmentYour next chapter.
A world of possibilities.
A future home for career directions, carefully reviewed opportunities and the journeys of those who came before you. Explore the structure, and help shape what comes next.
Find a direction
Different paths. A shared foundation.
The planned guides will explain what people do in each field, which skills help and how coursework or a thesis can become a starting point.
Policy & public health
Understand pathways in health policy, population health, public institutions and organisations working on access and equity.
Consulting & industry
Discover work involving market access, evidence strategy and advisory projects, including how analytical work reaches a client or decision-maker.
Healthcare management
Look at roles in healthcare organisations, service improvement, quality, operations and the management of resources.
Research & academia
Explore research assistant roles, doctoral study and academic projects, from developing a question to producing reproducible analysis.
Digital health & analytics
Consider roles linking health data, digital services and decision-making, with attention to responsible data use and practical impact.
A useful starting point today
The existing track guide connects specialisations with broad career directions. These future pages will add practical role guidance; they will not promise employment outcomes.
Discover an opening
Opportunities with the details that matter.
A planned collection of sourced openings, with enough context to decide whether to investigate further.
The opportunity collection is being prepared.
No active listings have been published here yet. Reviewed entries will link directly to the original organiser or employer so you can confirm eligibility and apply at the source.
Work & experience
Internships, graduate roles, jobs and research positions relevant to health economics and management.
Research & funding
PhD openings, scholarships and funded training, with the applicable institution and eligibility requirements.
Learn & connect
Conferences, summer schools and professional workshops, including participation fees or funding when stated.
What a reviewed listing will include
Original sourceOrganisation & roleLocation / remoteEligibilityDeadline & time zoneLast checked
Planned browsing filters include opportunity type, field, location and deadline. Unstated details will remain marked as unknown; expired or withdrawn listings will be separated from current openings.
Learn from the journey
Alumni Paths: stories with a source.
A planned research collection about graduates and former students: what they studied, the choices they made and the directions their careers took.
Documented alumni journeys are still to come.
The research collection is not published yet. The existing Student Experiences page already links to university-published perspectives and can be explored now.
How the research will work
Useful detail, a clear evidence trail and respect for the people behind each journey.
- Start with a reliable source.Use university-published interviews and voluntary contributions. Record the source, its date and when the information was checked.
- Verify the study context.Confirm cohort and track where possible. Historical track names will remain attached to their own cohort rather than being relabelled as current tracks.
- Separate facts from gaps.Include thesis direction, first role and later moves only where supported. Missing information stays unknown; a role will not be inferred from a name or degree.
- Review before publication.Original profiles and contributed stories require graduate approval and editorial review. Published summaries will retain source links and a route for corrections or removal.
During the programme
Cohort, historical track, relevant interests and thesis direction where verified.
After EU-HEM
A source-backed timeline of first steps, further study and subsequent career moves.
Advice to pass forward
The graduate's own lessons about skills, applications, research or making a career decision.
Turn learning into evidence
Prepare with purpose. Apply with a plan.
Planned practical guides will help you explain your experience and organise the next step. The application tracker is already available in Student Toolkit.
CV & cover letter
Describe coursework and experience clearly, tailor evidence to a role and write a focused letter using your own examples.
Skills & portfolio
Present analyses, policy briefs or projects with their question, method, contribution and limitations, using only material you have permission to share.
Interviews & connections
Prepare examples, explain your research to different audiences and approach professional conversations with useful questions.
Available today
Keep the next action in sight.
The career tracker can hold application stages, deadlines, follow-ups and preparation checks. Entries stay on your device when you choose to save them; this preview does not collect applications or contact employers.
Keep asking questions
Build the next step in your research journey.
A planned guide to doctoral study, research groups and additional training, connected to the interests you develop during the master's.
Doctoral routes
Understand how doctoral applications can differ by institution: project-based vacancies, research proposals, funding arrangements and supervisor contact.
Research groups & fit
Find groups whose questions and methods match your interests, review their work and prepare a focused conversation about a potential project.
Additional training
Compare short courses and summer schools by the skills they teach, prerequisites, cost and the work you hope to do next.
Explore the questions students have studied.
The Past Thesis Explorer is already available for inspiration. Thesis titles show previous topics; they do not establish current supervisor availability, funding or admission eligibility.
Help shape the next chapter
What would make this useful for you?
Suggest a career question, a reliable public source or a topic for a future guide through the existing Contact page. Please avoid sharing someone else's personal information.