Applied Health Economics
Online Open Day #1

Wednesday, November 27 at 3:00 PM

Learn all about the new Master's degree programme in English!

Health Economics,
Policy, and Innovation Institute

The Health Economics, Policy and Innovation Institute (HEPII) works on impactful research in health economics and policy and trains future leaders in the field. It brings together experts from disciplines such as medicine, economics, public health or technology to address complex societal challenges and find sustainable solutions.

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The Institute was founded in 2023 and focuses on topics that include ageing populations, rising healthcare costs and emerging treatments. It aims to become a leading centre for health economics, health policy and innovation in Central Europe.

News from HEPII

8 Jun

HEPII representatives presented research results at the first roundtable

On Tuesday, June 4, 2024, HEPII Roundtable #1, where Jaroslav Groero and Jakub Hlávka presented the results of their research on the potential of gene therapy in Central Europe.

28 May

MUNI Seminar Series links mathematics with neuroscience and economics with sociology

The MUNI Seminar Series regularly offers lectures on current trends in science and the opportunity to meet leading figures from different fields in three areas.

2 May

Population ageing in Czechia must be addressed in the next few years. Postponing will only make things worse

Scientists based in the US, Emily C. Dore and Michal Horný, delivered a lecture within the MUNI Seminar Series on 10 April. Its main topic was population health and health equity from the perspective of a sociologist and an economist. In this interview, they tell us what their respective fields have in common, compare Czech and US healthcare systems and open up about the work-life balance at US universities.

15 Apr

Medicare can follow blazed trails to revitalize Alzheimer’s care

Read Jakub Hlávka and Eugene Lin's article in The Hill. If Medicare is allowed to step up to the challenge of Alzheimer’s, patients could receive affordable and good quality care as soon as their disease develops. Nothing less than the quality of life of millions of Americans, and the sustainability of U.S. healthcare spending, is on the line.

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Invitations from HEPII

27 Nov

Applied Health Economics Online Open Day #1

3:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Do you want to learn how economics can contribute to a better healthcare system? Join us on 27 November for an online Open Day to find out all about the new Master's degree programme in Applied Health Economics. We'll discuss the admissions procedure, the curriculum, internships or graduate jobs.

28 Nov

Alexander Ahammer: The Labor and Health Economics of Breast Cancer (HEPII Seminars)

2:00 PM

We estimate the long-run labor market and health effects of breast cancer among Austrian women. Compared to a random sample of same-aged non-affected women, those diagnosed with breast cancer face a 22.8 percent increase in health expenses, 6.2 percent lower employment, and a wage penalty of 15 percent five years after diagnosis...

12 Dec

Serena Trucchi: Alcohol Consumption in an Empty Nest (HEPII Seminars)

2:00 PM

Alcohol consumption among older adults has been drawing public health interest due to the rising use of alcohol in the growing elderly population. This paper adds to the understanding of alcohol consumption in later life by investigating the impact of a specific life event: the transition to an empty nest, when adult children leave the parental home...

15 Dec–30 Apr

Applications to MSc. in Applied Health Economics

Admissions to the Master's in Science (Ing.) in Applied Health Economics will begin in December 2024. More information on the programme website.

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