From: Linda Baillie Subject: [External] Economic Evaluation Seminar Thursday 15th October 11.15am - 12.15pm You are invited to attend the following Seminar by Chris Bojke, Professor of Health Economics, University of Leeds. Chris is an experienced empirical health economist with a background in economic evaluation, econometrics and health policy with an interest in applying econometric techniques to health technology applications to expand the economic evaluation framework to accommodate non-standard evaluations. For example to account for patient heterogeneity and/or use of observational data. [...]

From: Loren Arteaga-Reed Subject: [External] CHE Annual Report 2025 Dear list memebers, We are pleased to share the Centre for Health Economics (CHE) Annual Report 2025, highlighting a year of research impact, collaboration and achievement. The report features our research on health inequalities, antimicrobial resistance, NHS primary care and healthcare quality in low- and middle-income countries. [...]

From: Ekaterina Bordea Subject: [External] New UCL HEART short courses – online and in person The UCL Health Economics Analysis and Research methods Team (HEART), led by Prof Rachael Hunter, is delighted to announce two short courses! 1. Our original short course, “Understanding health economics in clinical trials”, which is designed for all staff (professional services, research, clinical, etc.) working on clinical trials who are not health economists. Online (Zoom), 10am-1pm on Thursday 3rd and 10am-1pm Friday 4th December 2026. Attendees must attend both sessions [...]

From: Eirini Koutoumanou Subject: [External] NEW Discounts for Students, Groups, Low/Middle Income Countries - Statistical Foundations of Data Science with R - Autumn School - UCL Centre for Applied Statistics Courses UCL Centre for Applied Statistics Courses www.ucl.ac.uk/stats-courses Statistical Foundations of Data Science with R: Autumn School 19 – 23 October 2026 https://www.ucl.ac.uk/population-health-sciences/events/2026/oct/autumn-school-statistical-foundations-data-science-r ​^^^^ Latest News ^^^^ To support wider participation, we have introduced a range of new discounts for our Autumn Statistics School, including reduced fees for: [...]

From: Nicolas R.Ziebarth via nitpo Subject: [External] nep-hea 2026-10-05, twenty-one nep-hea New Economics Papers on Health Economics Issue of 2026–10–05 twenty-one papers chosen by Nicolas R. Ziebarth, Universität Mannheim and ZEW

From: Miriam Yentumi Subject: [External] HE/HTA/DCE/RWD/Survival Analysis 2027 Courses - HEHTA Uni. of Glasgow Dear List Members, Registration is open for HEHTA University of Glasgow’s second-term short online courses starting in Jan/Feb 2027. These courses are taught flexibly online, covering a variety of topics from DCEs to survival analysis and real-world data. Thanks to those of you who have booked with us already. [...]

From: James Buchanan Subject: [External] WINTER HESG 2027 – FINAL CALL FOR ABSTRACTS – CLOSES TODAY (05/10/26) AT 5PM Winter 2027 HESG Meeting – Queen Mary University of London A final call for abstracts from the local organisers of the next HESG meeting at Queen Mary University of London. Abstract submission closes TODAY (5th October 2026) at 5pm. [...]

From: Bristol Medical School Short Courses Mailbox Subject: [External] Save the date - bookings for online health economics short courses go live midday 7 October Calling all Public health, NHS and social care professionals and medical researchers who would like to gain a critical insight into the evaluation of cost-effectiveness in health and care. [...]

From: Barbara Kitchener Subject: [External] Economics of Population Health (EPH) Research Centre, formerly HERC, Health economics related DPhil projects now open for applications on website for October 2027 entry - closing date: 1 December 2026 We are very pleased to announce that Health Economics DPhil projects, planned and supervised by Senior Health Economists at the Economics of Population Health (EPH) Research Centre, formerly HERC, Oxford Population Health, University of Oxford are open for applications for October 2027 entry. [...]

Call for Submissions: I-CEPS 2027 Abstract submissions are now open for the International Congress on Evidence-Based Parenting Support (I-CEPS) 2027, an online global congress taking place 2–4 June 2027. Hosted by the Parenting and Family Research Alliance (PAFRA), I-CEPS 2027 will explore Parenting support for a changing world: Advancing evidence, equity and innovation and bring together research, policy and practice perspectives from around the world. Submissions are invited across a broad range of topics, including parenting in adversity, diverse families and life stages, digital technologies, scaling parenting support, economic and social value, child mental health and education, policy and systems [...]

From: James Buchanan Subject: [External] Reminder: Winter HESG 2027 – Abstract Submission Closing 05/10/26 at 5pm UK time Winter 2027 HESG Meeting – Queen Mary University of London A reminder that abstract submission for the Winter 2027 HESG meeting at Queen Mary University of London closes on Monday 5th October 2026 at 5pm UK time. [...]

From: Chizoba Esio-Bassey Subject: BHEN The Black Health Economists’ Network (BHEN), in collaboration with the Applied Development Economics Network (ADEN) invites you to the: 🎓 BHEN Annual Global Conference & Awards 2026 📌 Theme: Advancing Health Equity Through Health Economics in Africa 📅 3rd December 2026 💻 Virtual ⏰ Abstract submission deadline: 16th October 2026 We welcome those who do not have work to present but are keen to network and hear about current research in health economics and related fields. [...]

From: Matthew Dale Subject: Announcing the 2026 Anne Mills Health Economics Lecture This email originated outside the University. Check before clicking links or attachments. Dear colleagues, We are delighted to share details for this year’s Anne Mills Annual Health Economics Lecture. Hosted by the Global Health Economics Centre (GHECO) at LSHTM, each lecture invites a distinguished health economist to speak on a key topic in health economics. The series was named in honour of Professor Dame Anne Mills for her impact in the field of health economics. [...]

From: Matthew Franklin Subject Fully Funded PhD; Deadline: 19th Oct How implementation processes influence the cost-effectiveness of healthcare interventions Fully Funded PhD Opportunity: Health Economics & Implementation Science Northumbria University is recruiting a fully funded PhD student to explore how implementation processes influence the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of healthcare interventions. The project titled "Implementation of Care Within Economic Evaluation: A Case Study Based on the SilverCloud Target Trials", combines implementation science, health economics, psychology, and real-world data. The PhD is jointly funded by Northumbria University and the NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) North East and North Cumbria. The project [...]

From: Rachel Meacock Subject: Research Associate in Health Economics, The University of Manchester Research Associate in Health Economics Health Organisation, Policy and Economics (HOPE) Research Group, The University of Manchester We are looking for a candidate with an excellent Undergraduate degree in Economics and Masters in Economics or Health Economics to work in our NIHR Policy Research Unit in Health and Care Systems and Commissioning. A PhD is desirable but not essential. [...]

From: Emily Holmes (Staff) Subject: Research Officer in Health Economics at CHEME, Bangor University, UK BANGOR UNIVERSITY Centre for Health Economics and Medicines Evaluation (CHEME), NORTH WALES MEDICAL SCHOOL Research Officer in Health Economics Job Number: BU04128 £38,784 - £46,049 p.a. Fixed Term until 30/09/2027 Closing Date: 30-09-2026 https://jobs.bangor.ac.uk/details.php.en?id=QLYFK026203F3VBQB7V68LOTX&nPostingID=9307&nPostingTargetID=10130&mask=stdext&lg=UK Applications are invited for the above fixed term, full-time post in the Centre for Health Economics and Medicines Evaluation (CHEME) at Bangor University. CHEME is a multidisciplinary research unit and draws from a wide variety of backgrounds including health economics, behavioural sciences, statistics, and pharmacy/clinical/health specialities. The post holder will [...]

From: Mason, Thomas Subject: Target Trial Emulation: patient and public involvement and engagement (PPIE) From: Matthew Franklin Subject: [External] [Free Webinar] Target Trial Emulation: patient and public involvement and engagement (PPIE) Are you interested in patient and public involvement and engagement (PPIE) within target trial emulation (TTE) research? Get best practice tips at a free webinar (2-4pm GMT, 28th Oct 2026)! Based on the NIHR funded Target Trials in Mental Health programme, representatives of the McPin Foundation, broader research team, and lived experience advisory panel (LEAP) will describe and discuss how PPIE has been facilitated within the programme’s [...]

From: Sabina Sanghera Subject: [External] Funded PhD position at the University of Bristol Fully Funded 3-year PhD studentship in Health Economics at University of Bristol Measuring and valuing the health and wellbeing of young people (16-25) with mental health conditions for use in health economic evaluation Deadline: Wednesday 30th September 2026 Supervisors: Sabina Sanghera (University of Bristol), Paul Mitchell (University of Bristol) and Lucy Maddox (University of Bath). [...]

From: Lorna Guinness Subject: [External] Research fellow/Assistant Professor in Health Economics Research fellow/Assistant Professor in Health Economics: https://jobs.lshtm.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?ref=PHP-GHD-2026-13 Exciting opportunity to work in the Department of Global Health and Development at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. This is a full-time post on the NIHR funded SHARP Project exploring evidence informed priority setting to inform Health Benefit Package (HBP) Design for Universal Health Coverage in Rwanda and Kenya. The successful applicant will also join our Centre for Global Health Economics, a world-leading group of over 100 academics working on a diverse portfolio of health economics research. [...]

You are invited to attend the following Seminar by Victoria Cholette, Public Health Department of Santa Clara County/University of California-Berkeley. Victoria Cholette is a health economist working on causal inference in health and public health policy. She serves as Senior Health Economist at the Santa Clara County Public Health Department, where her work covers the economic value of public health investment, program feasibility and return-on-investment analysis, and evaluation design for county health programs. She holds a PhD in Health Care Management and Economics from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and a BA magna cum laude from Penn [...]

From: Nicolas R.Ziebarth via nitpo Subject: [External] nep-hea 2026-09-14, twenty-three papers nep-hea New Economics Papers on Health Economics Issue of 2026–09–14 23 papers chosen by Nicolas R. Ziebarth, Universität Mannheim and ZEW

From: James Buchanan Subject: [External] Winter 2027 HESG Meeting: Abstract submission and registration now open Winter 2027 HESG Meeting – Queen Mary University of London Abstract submission and registration now open We are pleased to announce that abstract submission and registration are now open for the Winter 2027 HESG meeting, hosted by Queen Mary University of London (QMUL). [...]

From: Vittal Katikireddi Sent: Monday, September 14, 2026 21:00 Subject: Funded PhD studentship The University of Glasgow have got a funded PhD studentship for a health economist which I think will be a very exciting topic. Happy to chat to anyone interested too. https://www.findaphd.com/phds/project/fully-funded-phd-dealing-with-complexities-in-complex-interventions-exploring-development-challenges-for-embedding-economic-evaluation-in-natural-experiment-studies/?p198096 [findaphd.com] Thanks Vittal

From: Linda Baillie Subject: Economic Evaluation Seminar Thursday 17th September 3.00 - 4.00pm You are invited to attend the following Seminar by Victoria Cholette, Public Health Department of Santa Clara County/University of California-Berkeley. Victoria Cholette is a health economist working on causal inference in health and public health policy. She serves as Senior Health Economist at the Santa Clara County Public Health Department, where her work covers the economic value of public health investment, program feasibility and return-on-investment analysis, and evaluation design for county health programs. She holds a PhD in Health Care Management and Economics from the Wharton [...]

From: Tracey Sach Subject: [External] Senior Research Fellow in Health Economics, Part-time, University of Southampton Senior Research Fellow in Health Economics Applications are invited for an ambitious Senior Research Fellow in Health Economics to work at the University of Southampton and contribute to a nationally-leading research programme funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) through the NIHR Maternity Disparities Consortium. The NIHR Maternity Disparities Consortium is a £50 million national initiative bringing together a diverse range of organisations with expertise in research, capacity development and working with people and communities to deliver a step change [...]

From: Miriam Yentumi Subject: [External] PhD Opportunity - University of Glasgow: Defining Clinically Meaningful and Sustainable Outcomes in Multimorbidity Research This email originated outside the University. Check before clicking links or attachments. Dear List Members, We are delighted to share that applications are open for a fully funded PhD within the Multiple Long-Term Conditions (MLTC) PhD Programme for Health Professionals at the University of Glasgow. The lead supervisor is HEHTA’s Dr Beatriz Goulão. [...]

From: Miriam Yentumi Subject: [External] Fully Funded PhD Opportunity @ University of Glasgow: Exploring development challenges for embedding economic evaluation in natural experiment studies Dear List Members, We’d like to share another fully funded PhD opportunity with you titled ‘Dealing with complexities in complex interventions: Exploring development challenges for embedding economic evaluation in natural experiment studies’. [...]

From: Nicky Welton Subject: [External] FW: COURSE: Network Meta-Analysis and Multilevel Network Meta-Regression for Health Technology Assessment in R Dear All, We are pleased to announce a three-day short course Network Meta-Analysis and Multilevel Network Meta-Regression for Health Technology Assessment in R, which will take place 23-25 November 2026 in Bristol, UK. [...]

We are recruiting a funded PhD student at Lancaster University to examine the provision of psychosocial interventions in drug and alcohol treatment for people with co-occurring mental health and drug and alcohol problems. This PhD will: (1) apply multilevel and spatial regression models to national drug-treatment data (NDTMS) to estimate where provision falls short of need [...]

The International Health Economics Association (IHEA) is seeking their new Executive Director. We are looking for a collaborative, mission-driven leader with a postgraduate degree in health economics, economics, or a related discipline (a PhD is a plus), and experience working as a health economist engaging with colleagues across multiple countries. Candidates should bring proven senior leadership experience with organization-wide responsibility, ideally in a non-profit, academic, professional association, or comparable international setting, along with a track record managing complex programs and working with volunteer boards or committees. Demonstrated financial literacy, strong written and verbal communication skills across cultures and time zones, [...]

From: Loren Arteaga-Reed Subject: [External] Last chance to register for the CHE Policy Forum 2026 Dear List Members, There are still a few tickets left to attend our annual CHE Policy Forum next week on Thursday 10 September 2026, from 2.00 - 3.30pm at the University of York (both in person and online attendance available). [...]

From: Ge Yu Subject: [External] Job vacancy at King’s Health Economics – Ref 156605 King’s Health Economics is recruiting a full-time Research Associate in Health Economics. The successful applicant will work on economic evaluations across several projects, including studies of psychosis, depression, anxiety, diabetes and support for people moving on from homelessness. [...]

From: Catia Nicodemo Subject: [External] Online Health Economics & Policy Evaluation Course Oxford Dear colleagues, I'm pleased to share details of the online H from 5–8 October 2026 through University of Oxford https://www.oxforduniversitystores.co.uk/conferences-and-events/nuffield-department-of-primary-care-health-sciences/events/health-economics-and-policy-evaluation-course-october-2026-online This is a 3-day intensive, with an optional half-day introduction to R, that takes participants from the foundations of health economics through to the simulation methods now reshaping how health evidence is generated: [...]

From: John O'Dwyer Subject: [External] Funded PhD in Health Economics and Social Care at University of Leeds Fully Funded PhD in Health Economics and Social Care at University of Leeds PhD title: Preferences for Falls Prevention Technologies in Residential Social Care Settings Applications are invited for a fully funded PhD scholarship at the University of Leeds, funded by the NIHR School for Social Care Research (SSCR), starting in February 2027. Falls are a major cause of injury, reduced independence and increased healthcare utilisation among older people living in residential social care. Technologies such as sensors, monitoring systems and wearable [...]

From: Miriam Yentumi Subject: [External] Uni of Glasgow: Advanced Modelling/HTA/DAM Courses - 21st Sept Start Dear List Members, It’s less than three weeks until our first-term CPD courses kick off, running over ten weeks between 21st September and 4th December. Registration is open until Friday 11th September for the following courses. All courses are taught flexibly online, some with live sessions: [...]

HESG Winter Meeting 2027 – Queen Mary University of London The Health Economics and Policy Research Unit (HEPRU) at Queen Mary University of London is delighted to host the Health Economists’ Study Group (HESG) Winter Meeting, from 13-15 January 2027, in London. HEPRU develops empirical and methodological research across disease areas, public health problems and healthcare systems to generate evidence that informs national and international health policy. We study determinants of health, the costs and benefits of prevention and treatment, and the design and evaluation of health interventions and policies. We also provide health economics teaching and advice to students [...]

From: Loren Arteaga-Reed Subject: [External] Last chance: Register for CHE's in-person advanced statistical methods for HTA short course Dear List Members, There are still a few places available for the in-person Advanced Statistical Methods in Economic Evaluation for Health Technology Assessment (HTA) short course at the Centre for Health Economics (CHE), University of York. [...]

From: Ge Yu Subject: [External] Job vacancy at King’s Health Economics – Ref 156605 King’s Health Economics is recruiting a full-time Research Associate in Health Economics. The successful applicant will work on economic evaluations across several projects, including studies of psychosis, depression, anxiety, diabetes and support for people moving on from homelessness. [...]

Research Associate Advert here Research Associate Department :      Academic Psychiatry About us: The postholder will join the Department of Psychological Medicine at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience (Denmark Hill campus), part of King’s College London. They will be embedded in a cross-disciplinary team combining expertise in epidemiology, data linkage, statistics, policy evaluation, occupational health, welfare, mental health and labour economics. They will play a centra role in the delivery of a programme grant funded by the Colt Foundation, that brings together researchers across the Department of Psychological Medicine, King’s Business School, the Policy Institute and the Centre for Mental [...]

From: Matt Harris Subject: [External] Registration open for 2026 AHEW at Hunter College CUNY in NYC REGISTRATION NOW OPEN: Sign up for the 2026 Annual Health Econometrics Workshop Dear Colleagues, Registration for 2026 AHEW is now open! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER The conference will be held Oct. 1-3 in New York City at Hunter College CUNY. [...]

From: Leeb Margit, Mag.phil. MA Subject: RE: [External] DHE Short Course 2026: Introduction to Health Economic Evaluation and Evidence Synthesis

nep-hea New Economics Papers on Health Economics Issue of 2026–07–27 23 papers chosen by Nicolas R. Ziebarth, Universität Mannheim and ZEW

From: Mireia Jofre-Bonet, PhD Subject: [External] OHE Masterclass- Carer quality of life in HTA: from measurement to economic models Carer quality of life in HTA: from measurement to economic models Informal carers play a vital role in patient outcomes, but capturing their quality of life in HTA remains a persistent challenge. OHE experts – together with distinguished international collaborators – will guide you through: [...]

From: Joanna Thorn Subject: [External] Funded PhD position at the University of Bristol Health economic approaches to evaluating mental health conditions experienced by young adults Overview: This post offers an exciting opportunity for a three-year research post with inbuilt PhD training. The PhD will explore the use of health economic approaches to evaluating mental health conditions experienced by young adults up to the age of 25. The post will be hosted within the Population Health Sciences department at the University of Bristol. The successful candidate will work closely with the Bath Mental Health Research Group (https://www.bath.ac.uk/projects/bath-mental-health-research-group/), an NIHR‑funded, multi‑disciplinary [...]

Methods for the Economic Evaluation of Diagnostics, Digital, Data and Devices (MEED) Research Forum 2026 *** Submissions open for abstracts and organised sessions *** Thursday 26 November 2026 10:00 - 16:00 The Queens Hotel, Leeds, UK meed-hta.org Abstracts submissions are now open for the seventh Methods for the Economic Evaluation Diagnostics, Digital, Data and Devices (MEED) Research Forum! [...]

Upcoming Health Economics Workshop and Short Courses Health Inequality and Health Care Equity Research Workshop This one-day workshop brings together Australian and international researchers to present and discuss work on health inequality, inequity, and equity across access, utilisation, and financing. A key aim is to identify shared interests and future collaborative opportunities, with particular attention to what Australia's emerging integrated data infrastructure — including PLIDA — can offer for health inequality research. [...]

The University of Manchester (HOPE research group, Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health) is offering three NIHR-funded summer internships in health economics for 2nd and final year undergraduate economics students. * Duration: 6–8 weeks, flexible start (July–September 2026) * Closing date: 30th July * Interviews: w/c 10th August Full details and how to apply are in the attached document. Informal enquiries and applications to: akbar.ullah@manchester.ac.uk (subject line: Health Economics Internship Application). We would highly appreciate it if members could share this with their students.

From: Miriam Yentumi Subject: [External] HTA: Policy & Principles - Online Course @ Uni. of Glasgow Dear List Members, We are taking registrations for our September-start courses, including our popular introductory course, ‘HTA: Policy & Principles’: 🎓 HTA: Policy & Principles 💻 Online Course 🗓️ 21st September - 4th December 2026 (10 weeks) Looking to strengthen your understanding of how health technology assessment (HTA) informs policy and decision-making in healthcare? [...]

From: Giorgia Marini Date: Tuesday, 21 July 2026 at 08:39 Subject: [External] Italian Health Economics Association (AIES) annual conference Dear Members Please see the call for the 31st AIES Annual Conference, to be held in Milan on December 10-11, 2026. Dear Colleagues, In response to the numerous requests received and to encourage the broadest possible participation in the 31st AIES Annual Conference, to be held in Milan on December 10–11, 2026, the deadline for the submission of abstracts and organized session proposals has been extended to July 26, 2026. [...]

From: Tracey Sach Subject: [External] NIHR MDC Methodology PhD studentship Call Live Funded PhD studentship: Using health economics to improve preconception care and reduce maternity disparities The NIHR Maternity Disparities Consortium is recruiting for a fully funded PhD studentship in Health Economics, based at the University of Southampton, starting January 2027.i This exciting opportunity will focus on developing economic evidence to improve preconception and interpregnancy care, helping to reduce persistent maternity inequalities across the UK. The project will involve economic modelling, secondary data analysis, systematic reviews, and stakeholder engagement to inform NHS policy and investment decisions. [...]