Master's degrees in Health Informatics in United Kingdom

The worldwide demand for bioinformaticians is on the rise - the MSc Bioinformatics at University of Birmingham online will help you to take advantage of these new opportunities by developing your understanding of complex data sets and how to interact with them.

By completing this programme, you’ll be able to appraise evidence and understand the consequences of technology in order to prioritise how it is used. 

Advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI), ubiquitous sensing and wearable technologies have rapidly led to their adoption in digital healthcare. Hospitals and healthcare industries are using AI to provide effective and smart solutions for patients care. The Digital Health and Artificial Intelligence programme is offered by Bournemouth University.

This Multidisciplinary Healthcare Simulation programme from University of Birmingham is designed to provide healthcare educators and other healthcare professional trainers with the knowledge and skills to design, develop and facilitate effective simulation training and education.

Whether you want to progress your career as an Occupational Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) Practitioner or specialise in managing HSE in fields such as construction, nuclear or oil and gas, this MSc Occupational Health, Safety and Environmental Management through the Learning at Work Masters course gives you the skills, knowledge and confidence to fulfil your ambitions

The Public Health Intelligence - Master's Foundation Programme (MFP) at ONCAMPUS Southampton is a 2, 3 or 4-term programme, with guaranteed progression to a wide range of Master’s degrees at the University of Southampton. 

Technology and data science is revolutionising the way health and social care is delivered around the world. This Digital Health course from Bournemouth University will fuse your understanding of computer science and healthcare, teaching you the technological skills needed to drive global change.

The Health Data Analytics and Machine Learning is a one-year full-time MSc course offered at Imperial College London aimed at building a solid and common background in analysing health data.

Applying the principles of sport and exercise biomechanics to support and enhance your understanding of human performance and injury is at the heart of this Sport and Exercise Biomechanics at Leeds Beckett University.  

The Health Data Science programme from University of Liverpool provides specialist training in the area of Health Data Science, aiming to educate current and future health data scientists, at all career stages, including those in the public and private sectors. 

The Applied Statistical Modelling and Health Informatics course at King's College London has been created to deliver a skill set and knowledge base in “multimodal” and “big data” analysis techniques, which are a recognised scarcity within UK Life sciences.

The Ophthalmology with Clinical Practice programme offered at the University College London (UCL) will allow students to develop advanced knowledge of the eye, eye diseases and treatment and the research underpinning clinical practice.

A genuinely interdisciplinary experience – the Health Data Science programme from The University of Exeter is delivered by experts from mathematics, computing, biomedical science, the NHS and industry

The aim of the Health Economics and Health Technology Assessment programme of the University of Glasgow is to be the world-leading centre for health economic and health technology assessment research and education, working to improve health and wellbeing through better decision-making.

Cardiovascular Health and Disease (Research) from The University of Manchester is a research-focused master's course focusing on cardiovascular research within a unique multidisciplinary training environment.

The Health Informatics course offered by University of West London has been structured with the modern healthcare sector in mind. Through your studies, you will develop a professional outlook on the effective use of data, information, knowledge and technology in healthcare.

This flexible online Data Science for Health and Social Care programme from The University of Edinburgh is aimed at people working in health or social care or computational roles who are interested in starting a career in data science and graduates who are seeking to develop data science skills that can be applied in health, social and care services. 

The MRes Primary Care (Web-based Learning) course from The University of Manchester is an innovative distance learning research degree that meets the needs of health service researchers both in the UK and worldwide.

The Artificial Intelligence Enabled Healthcare program from University College London (UCL) will create a unique interdisciplinary environment to train the brightest and best healthcare artificial intelligence scientists and innovators of the future.

This Healthcare Data - Informatics, Innovation and Commercialization at the University of Cambridge has been designed to meet the skills gap in the management, handling and utilisation of healthcare data and to develop individuals confident in using healthcare data for innovative and/or commercial applications.