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University of Roehampton · Part-time

Digital Health

Learn how to harness technology to transform healthcare and gain the knowledge, skills, and professional insight needed to develop, implement, and evaluate innovative digital health solutions. In a rapidly evolving sector, this programme equips you with scient…

Masters2 yearsPart-time

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Life Sciences · Computing

Learn how to harness technology to transform healthcare and gain the knowledge, skills, and professional insight needed to develop, implement, and evaluate innovative digital health solutions. In a rapidly evolving sector, this programme equips you with scientific understanding, applied skills, and industry experience while exploring how technology can improve healthcare delivery, patient outcomes, and system efficiency. You’ll be prepared for a wide range of careers or further study in digital health, health technology, and related fields. You’ll gain a strong foundation in applying digital health solutions to real-world challenges such as: Artificial intelligence and data-driven healthcare Telehealth, virtual care, and wearable technologies Digital therapeutics, virtual reality, and patient-centred innovation You’ll become a confident thinker, communicator, and problem-solver, able to work with diverse teams, develop ethical solutions, and navigate the complex digital health landscape. As your skills grow, you’ll gain expertise in research, critical evaluation, project management, and professional practice, supporting your future career ambitions. You’ll combine academic depth with real-world experience via applied projects, industry collaborations, and expert supervision, preparing you to progress into professional roles or further study with confidence.

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A second-class honours degree from a recognised British or overseas university.

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