Digital Health and Entrepreneurship MSc

at University College London

Compulsory modules

•  Changing Health Systems
•  Business Project
•  Research Project
•  Digital Health Research Methods and Tools
•  Marketing Health and Healthcare
•  Digital Health Start-ups
•  Approaches to Health Innovation and Needs Assessments
•  Digital Health and AI
•  Digital Opportunities in Bioscience Entrepreneurship
•  Human Factors for Digital Health
   

An upper second-class UK Bachelor's degree in a health, science, business or economics related subject or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard. Graduates without the relevant degree classification but with extensive relevant work experience are welcome to apply and will be considered on an individual basis.

Overseas tuition fees 

£29,400
 

Graduates coming from our Digital Health and Entrepreneurship MSc can expect to have:

• A globally relevant understanding of the interconnections between health and business.
• Invaluable research and analytical skills that can be specifically applied to health entrepreneurship.
• Written and verbal communication skills suited to fast-paced and innovative environments.
• A core understanding of the ethical, legal and regulatory factors that are required to help health innovations reach the market.
• An ability to think from an entrepreneurial mindset, identifying business opportunities that stem from healthcare research.
• The expertise to exploit entrepreneurial opportunities, either independently or within larger organisations that admire innovation.
• An aptitude for teamwork and collaboration that drives problem-solving and makes teams effective at delivering equality, diversity and inclusion.
• A mindset embracing innovation, nurtured by the experiential learning and real-world examples used in teaching at UCL GBSH.
• Resilience and know-how in self-management, work-life balance and mental health, supported by continuous professional development throughout the programme.