MSc Artificial Intelligence for Health
Course Overview
This programme is designed to meet the critical demand for professionals skilled in applying artificial intelligence to healthcare challenges. You will gain advanced scientific knowledge and practical skills to develop AI and data science solutions for the health sector. The curriculum is co-designed with industry experts to prepare you for a rapidly evolving field.
Key Program Highlights
- Niche specialism focused on the intersection of AI and healthcare data
- Curriculum co-designed with leading AI experts and healthcare professionals
- Strong industry partnerships, including Aston Medical School and the NHS Trust
- Gain real-world experience through practical applications and projects
- Develop a deep understanding of modern approaches in digital health
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2 days after your application is submitted
Backlogs accepted
This course accepts backlogs
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Course Overview
This programme is designed to meet the critical demand for professionals skilled in applying artificial intelligence to healthcare challenges. You will gain advanced scientific knowledge and practical skills to develop AI and data science solutions for the health sector. The curriculum is co-designed with industry experts to prepare you for a rapidly evolving field.
Key Program Highlights
- Niche specialism focused on the intersection of AI and healthcare data
- Curriculum co-designed with leading AI experts and healthcare professionals
- Strong industry partnerships, including Aston Medical School and the NHS Trust
- Gain real-world experience through practical applications and projects
- Develop a deep understanding of modern approaches in digital health
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The requirements may vary based on your selected study options.
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Offer response
2 days after your application is submitted
Backlogs accepted
This course accepts backlogs