Biomedical Informatics, Biomedical Sciences and Engineering, Master of Science (Technology) (2 yrs)

The Biomedical Informatics specialisation is taught jointly across two programmes: Biomedical Sciences and Engineering, and Biomedical Technology. It addresses how developing measurement technologies combined with growing computing resources are shifting biosciences toward health data science, where datasets of considerable complexity are gathered to examine human health and disease across scales ranging from the molecular and cellular level up to patients, populations and healthcare systems. The specialisation builds expertise in applying and developing advanced computational methods, among them tools powered by artificial intelligence, together with the regulatory requirements relevant to data science and health informatics.