Imperial College London · Full-time
Health Data Analytics and Machine Learning
Broaden your expertise in analysing health data on this Master's course. You will gain expertise in developing, applying and interpreting results from cutting-edge statistical and machine learning approaches for analysing and integrating complex sets of data t…
MSc1 yearFull-time
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School of Public Health · Subjects allied to medicine
Broaden your expertise in analysing health data on this Master's course. You will gain expertise in developing, applying and interpreting results from cutting-edge statistical and machine learning approaches for analysing and integrating complex sets of data that are emerging in the health field. Delivered by international experts in the field sharing real-world expertise and experiences,, this course will equip you with both a sound theoretical and practical understanding of the needs and utility of health data analytic tools. You will address real and yet unresolved scientific questions through a variety of individual and group projects and you will produce work that adheres to international publication quality standards. The programme has a strong technical component, and will provide you with the complementary training essential for a career in health data sciences. You will be integrated and will contribute to the fast-emerging multidisciplinary and multicultural health data analytics community within Imperial and beyond.
Getting in
As the university states it
2:1 in mathematics, statistics, epidemiology or biology, or a medical degree. We also accept a wide variety of international qualifications.
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