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AHEOR Program Pathways Prior to 2021

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Lisa Chosed, MA
Director, Office of Academic Affairs

Jefferson College of Population Health has three semesters: Fall, Spring, & Summer. Each semester has two 7-week terms. Students can choose a recommended pathway that allows them to complete a master's in 2-4 years by taking a class in every 7-week term or once a semester, or a certificate in 1-2 years. 

Skipping a term or semester will mean a reassessment of pathways, with the assistance of advisors, and an extension of time-to-degree. Please refer to Yearly Course Schedule for course availability and pre-requisites. Subject to change.

Certificate Pathways

  • Fall A: AHE 501 Economics of Health Insurance
  • Fall B: AHE 503 Hospital Finance & Accounting
  • Spring A: AHE 504 Economic Modeling I
  • Spring B: Elective
  • Summer A: AHE 506 Subjective Outcomes in Health Evaluation

  • Fall A: AHE 501 Economics of Health Insurance
  • Spring A: AHE 504 Economic Modeling I
  • Summer A: AHE 506 Subjective Outcomes in Health Evaluation
  • Fall B: AHE 503 Hospital Finance & Accounting
  • Spring A or B: Elective

  • Spring A: AHE 504 Economic Modeling I
  • Spring B: AHE 503 Hospital Finance & Accounting
  • Summer A: AHE 501: Economics of Health Insurance 
  • Summer B: Elective
  • Fall A: AHE 506 Subjective Outcomes in Health Evaluation

  • Spring B: AHE 503 Hospital Finance & Accounting
  • Summer A: AHE 506 Subjective Outcomes in Health Evaluation
  • Fall A: AHE 501 Economics of Health Insurance
  • Spring A: AHE 504 Economic Modeling I
  • Summer A or B: Elective

Master's Pathways

Year 1
  • Fall A: AHE 511 Advanced Statistics for AHEOR & PHI
  • Fall B: AHE 503: Hospital Finance & Accounting
  • Spring A: AHE 504 Economic Modeling I
  • Spring B: AHE 512 Economic Modeling II
  • Summer A: AHE 501 Economics of Health Insurance
  • Summer B: AHE 509 Epidemiology & Evidence for Outcomes Research
Year 2
  • Fall A: Elective 
  • Fall B: AHE 510 Advanced Research Methods for Applied Observational Studies
  • Spring A: AHE 506 Subjective Outcomes in Health Evaluation
  • Spring B: AHE 514 Economic & Outcomes Analyses
  • Summer A: AHE 650 Capstone Seminar & Project

Year 1
  • Fall A: AHE 511 Advanced Statistics for AHEOR & PHI
  • Spring A: AHE 504 Economic Modeling I
  • Summer A: AHE 501 Economics of Health Insurance
Year 2
  • Fall A: AHE 512 Economic Modeling II
  • Spring A: AHE 506 Subjective Outcomes in Health Evaluation
  • Summer B: AHE 509 Epidemiology & Evidence for Outcomes Research 
Year 3
  • Fall B: AHE 503 Hospital Finance & Accounting
  • Spring B: AHE 510 Advanced Research Methods for Applied Observational Studies
  • Summer B: AHE 514 Economic & Outcomes Analyses
Year 4
  • Fall A or B: Elective
  • Spring A: AHE 650 Capstone Seminar & Project

Year 1
  • Spring A: AHE 506 Subjective Outcomes in Health Evaluation
  • Spring B: AHE 503 Hospital Finance & Accounting
  • Summer A: AHE 511 Advanced Stats in AHEOR & PHI
  • Summer B: AHE 509 Epidemiology & Evidence for Outcomes Research
  • Fall A: AHE 501 Economics of Health Insurance
  • Fall B: AHE 510 Advanced Research Methods for Applied Observational Studies
Year 2
  • Spring A: AHE 504 Economic Modeling I
  • Spring B: AHE 512 Economic Modeling II
  • Summer A: Elective
  • Summer B: AHE 514 Economic & Outcomes Analyses
  • Fall A: AHE 650 Capstone Seminar & Project

Year 1
  • Spring B: AHE 503 Hospital Finance & Accounting
  • Summer A: AHE 511 Advanced Statistics for AHEOR & PHI
  • Fall A: AHE 506 Subjective Outcomes in Health Evaluation
Year 2
  • Spring A: AHE 504 Economic Modeling I
  • Summer B: AHE 509 Epidemiology & Evidence for Outcomes Research
  • Fall A: AHE 512 Economic Modeling II
Year 3
  • Spring B: AHE 510 Advanced Research Methods for Applied Observational Studies
  • Summer A: AHE 501 Economics of Health Insurance
  • Fall A or B: Elective
Year 4
  • Spring B: AHE 514 Economic & Outcomes Analyses
  • Summer A: AHE 650 Capstone Seminar & Project
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