Short Courses
Enhance your skills and stay ahead in your field with our fully online short courses in Health Economics and Health Technology Assessment. Our continual development (CPD) courses will allow you to learn from world-leading experts, update your knowledge with state-of-the-art methods, and gain confidence.
- Global Networking: collaborate and connect with professionals from all over the world.
- Flexible Learning: our courses are online distance learning (ODL), allowing you to study at your own pace.
- Discounts Available: for low and middle income countries (LMICs) and public/academic sector delegates.
Our courses, most of which are modules of our MSc HTA, are offered as non-accredited ODL.
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| Course Name | Dates | Learning Mode |
| Decision Analytic Modelling & Early Health Technology Assessment | 21st September - 4th December 2026 | Online |
| HTA: Policy & Principles | 21st September - 4th December 2026 | Online |
| Maximising the Value of Clinical Trial Data: Advanced Analysis for Economic Evaluation & Modelling |
21st September - 4th December 2026 |
Online with live Workshops |
Block 2 |
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| Real-World Data in Healthcare Decision-Making | 11th January - 26th March 2027 | Online |
| Survival Analysis for HTA | 22nd February - 26th March 2027 | Online |
| Health Economics for HTA | 11th January - 26th March 2027 | Online |
| Choice Experiments for Health Economics, HTA & One Health | 11th January - 12th February 2027 | Online |
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| HTA in a Global Context | 19th April - 2nd July 2027 | Online |
| Statistical Methods for HTA & Evidence-Based Medicine | 19th April - 2nd July 2027 | Online |
| Research Methods in Health Economics and HTA | 19th April - 2nd July 2027 | Online |
The Complex Reviews Synthesis Unit (CRSU) is also running a two-day, in-person course at the University of Glasgow, dates TBC. Evidence Synthesis: From Pairwise to Network Comparisons 2025 is for systematic reviewers, statisticians, health economists, and decision modellers who are interested in understanding and applying pairwise meta-analysis, network meta-analysis and extensions in healthcare evaluation.
We also offer an ExpertTrack course via FutureLearn called Using Health Technology Assessment in Support of Universal Health Coverage. Registration for this course is open-ended and students can sign up for a seven-day free trial. This course is an affordable learning option and takes a nominal nine weeks to complete.
Email shw-hehta@glasgow.ac.uk to join our mailing list and receive regular course information.
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