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Artificial Intelligence for Biomedicine and Healthcare
This one-year, interdisciplinary MSc will equip you with advanced AI skills to revolutionise biomedicine and healthcare. Combining expertise from computer science, biomedicine, and healthcare, you'll be taught how to harness AI to craft innovative solutions. T…
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This one-year, interdisciplinary MSc will equip you with advanced AI skills to revolutionise biomedicine and healthcare. Combining expertise from computer science, biomedicine, and healthcare, you'll be taught how to harness AI to craft innovative solutions. Taught at UCL, an international leader in AI breakthroughs and medical excellence, graduates of this programme boast specialist skills to meet the needs of a rapidly growing sector.
Getting in
As the university states it
A minimum of an upper second-class UK Bachelor's degree (or an international qualification of an equivalent standard) in a highly quantitative subject such as computer science, physical sciences, life sciences, mathematics, or engineering. Relevant work experience may also be considered. Additionally, applicants should be comfortable with undergraduate mathematics in areas such as linear algebra and calculus. Evidence should be included within the application to demonstrate suitable mathematical skills (to at least A Level Mathematics standard), analytical skills, and programming experience in a procedural language. English level: Level 2
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