Venice, Italy
Organizing for Sustainable Futures: Micro and Macro-institutional Conditions of Transformation
When:
22 June - 25 June 2026
Credits:
2 EC
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Economics & Healthcare Summer Course
When:
06 July - 10 July 2026
School:
Tinbergen Institute & Business Data Science Summer School
Institution:
Tinbergen Institute & Business Data Science
City:
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Language:
English
Credits:
3 EC
Fee:
400 EUR
This course will arm you with tools to measure health inequality. It will encourage and facilitate evaluation of the normative foundations of inequality measures. You will become familiar with methods used to explain socioeconomic disparities in health and to identify inequity in the distribution of healthcare. We will demonstrate how tools of health inequality measurement can be used to conduct distributionally sensitive cost-effectiveness analysis
Owen OβDonnell is Professor of Applied Economics at Erasmus University Rotterdam and Tom Van Ourti is Professor of Applied Health Economics with a focus on health and inequality at Erasmus University Rotterdam
The course is targeted at economists embarking on research on population health and the distribution of healthcare, as well as at researchers from the field of public health wishing to become competent in techniques used by economists to analyse inequality in health and healthcare. The material is also of interest to cost-effectiveness researchers who want to broaden their toolkit to distributionally sensitive health economic evaluation.
Admission requirements
The course is open to research masterβs students, PhD students, postdocs and researchers with an interest in a quantitative approach to health inequality. Students should have done an intermediate course in statistics, be familiar with regression analysis and preferably have completed an intermediate course in microeconomics. Those with a public health background who have not previously followed a course in economics should be comfortable with statistical analysis. Familiarity with the statistical package STATA is an advantage
This course will arm you with tools to measure health inequality. It will encourage and facilitate evaluation of the normative foundations of inequality measures. You will become familiar with methods used to explain socioeconomic disparities in health and to identify inequity in the distribution of healthcare
Fee
400 EUR, PhD and Master students β¬ 500. Reduced fee for participants from countries on the OECD DAC list β¬ 400
Fee
750 EUR, Academics (incl postdocs) β¬ 750 and Professionals β¬ 1.500
When:
06 July - 10 July 2026
School:
Tinbergen Institute & Business Data Science Summer School
Institution:
Tinbergen Institute & Business Data Science
Language:
English
Credits:
3 EC
Venice, Italy
When:
22 June - 25 June 2026
Credits:
2 EC
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Angers, France
When:
22 June - 26 June 2026
Credits:
3 EC
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Sulmona, Italy
When:
16 April - 17 April 2026
Credits:
0 EC
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