With its 27, 700 students, the University of Oslo is the largest university in Norway. The University is ranked as one of Europe’s leading universities, and is also known for its high number of student societies.

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The research groups Health Organisation, Management and Ethics, Economic Evaluation of Health Technologies, and Health Economics and Policy in Oslo will provide research based and up- to- date lectures in the three specializations:

• Management of Health Care Institutions
• Economic Evaluation
• Health Economics

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The University of Oslo offers specializations in three of the six European Master in Health Economics and Management specializations. For information on courses offered in the specializations of Health Economics, Economic Evaluation, and Management of Health Care Institutions,

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When you have been admitted to the European Master in Health Economics and Management and you are to start the programme at the University of Oslo, you need to apply for housing and start planning your stay. If you are a non- EU citizen, it is important that you apply for visa and residence permit as soon as possible.

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