Dipartimento di Economia e Management

Summer School
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HECTA

Health Economics and Health Technology Assessment Summer School (HECTA)

23 Giugno 2026 - 25 Giugno 2026
Palazzo di Economia, Via Inama 5, Trento
Via Inama 5
Organizzato da: Universities of Trento, Bolzano-Bozen and Innsbruck
Destinatari: Comunità studentesca, Dottorandi e dottorande UniTrento, Assegniste e assegnisti di ricerca, Ricercatrici e ricercatori, Ricercatrici e ricercatori postdoc, Comunità studentesca UniTrento, Comunità universitaria, Early Career Researchers (ECR), Professionisti del settore
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HECTA
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From 23 to 25 June 2026, Trento will host the three-day HECTA Summer School — a joint initiative by the Universities of Trento (DEM), Bolzano-Bozen, and Innsbruck. 

Welcoming students from diverse backgrounds—including Economics, Business, Engineering, Biotechnology, Healthcare, and Statistics—the school will equip participants with foundational knowledge in Health Technology Assessment (HTA), along with the analytical and modelling capabilities needed to perform an economic evaluation of implementing a new health technology. 

As healthcare costs rise and the EU HTA Regulation (2021/2282) comes into force, the need for professionals trained in HTA has never been greater. The programme will provide essential tools for evidence-based resource allocation, and career development across the healthcare industry, public institutions, and academia. Across three themed days, participants will develop highly sought-after analytical competencies. 

The initiative enjoys the financial support of Euregio via the Euregio Mobility Fund.

Day 1 – Tuesday, 23 June 2026

Foundations of HTA and economic evaluation

The economics of health innovation, HTA, and regulation; 

HTA implementation and economic evaluation.

Day 2 – Wednesday, 24 June 2026

Analytical methods for health economic evaluation

Costs, outcomes, and decision uncertainty;

Decision-analytic modelling for economic evaluation.

Day 3 – Thursday, 25 June 2026

Building and interpreting health economic models

Health economic model design and set-up;

Cost-effectiveness analysis and results.