University of Strathclyde Glasgow: Admissions open for MSc Digital Health Systems

Study in UK: The university has invited applications for admission to MSc Digital Health Systems. Currently, there is no deadline to submit applications. However, the university advised the students to apply early as it considers applications on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Study abroad: The University of Strathclyde Glasgow in the UK has invited applications for an MSc in Digital Health Systems. Those who seek to become digital transformation leaders in the field of health and care IT must apply to the course as soon as possible. The university will consider the applications on a first-come, first-serve basis. Currently, there is no deadline for this course.

The students will learn how to manage and analyse data collected from personal devices and large-scale health and care systems and gain skills in the use of statistical software packages, big data and problem-solving.

Entry Requirements for MSc Digital Health Systems

The following are the entry requirements for the course:

• Academic requirement is a minimum second-class (2.2) Honours degree, or international equivalent in any subject.
• English language requirements include a minimum score of IELTS 6.0 (with no component below 5.5).

"We offer comprehensive English language courses for students whose IELTS scores are below 6.0. Please see ELTD for full details. As a university, we now accept many more English language tests in addition to IELTS for overseas applicants, for example, TOEFL and PTE Cambridge," said the university's statement.

The fee for the international student is £26,100. For international students, there are also associated visa and immigration costs. The available scholarship is the British Council Scholarships for Women in STEM.

Career opportunities after completing MSc Digital Health Systems

The graduates of this course will get the chance to work in the fast-growing field of digital health. They will be in a position to transform the delivery of health and care as it rapidly develops in the future.

"Graduates enjoy a broad range of exciting career opportunities from a wide range of employers. IT professional is one of the fastest growing professions within health and care organisations. Private and public health and care services worldwide are also expanding their digital health workforce and hardware and software companies are all seeking expertise in the health and wellness sector," added the university's statement.

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