Students will take courses in microeconomics, econometrics, cost-benefit and cost-effectiveness analysis, and in areas specific to the department to which they are admitted. Core courses include: 313.630.01 CONCEPTS AND APPLICATIONS IN ECONOMIC EVALUATION I 313.631.01 CONCEPTS AND APPLICATIONS IN ECONOMIC EVALUATION II 221.644.01 ECONOMETRIC METHODS FOR EVALUATION OF HEALTH PROGRAMS 380.658.01ECONOMICS OF GENDER AND FAMILY 330.606.01 ECONOMICS OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS 313.641.01 HEALTH ECONOMICS 313.670.01 MATHEMATICAL MICROECONOMICS I 313.671.01 MATHEMATICAL MICROECONOMICS II 380.756.01 POVERTY, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND HEALTH 313.790.81 UNDERSTANDING COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS IN HEALTH CARE | 
