应用数字医疗 MSc Applied Digital Health

The MSc in Applied Digital Health is a taught, full-time course combining clinical, social, and technical perspectives to explore digital health tools, AI, diagnostics, ethics, and implementation in healthcare. Led by the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences (NDPCHS), the course draws on expertise from across the University spanning medicine, social science, engineering, computing and data science. Aimed at early-career professionals, students come from backgrounds including clinical medicine, medical sociology, psychology, statistics, and computer science. The programme covers digital therapeutics, learning health systems, automated care pathways, user-focused development, and qualitative and quantitative research methods. Approximately 24 students are accepted per year.