New Master's Course in Applied Digital Health

The Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences in the Medical Sciences Division of Oxford University is planning a new Masters course in 'Applied Digital Health'. We would really appreciate your feedback to help us determine whether this is something that would be of interest to our audience of existing and potential primary care students.

Job title:

What does ‘Applied Digital Health’ mean to you?

What skills would you expect to acquire from this course?

Below is a list of 8 modules we have in mind. Please put a tick against those you would be interested in

Research methods for digital health

Social and ethical dimensions of digital health

Artificial intelligence in health care

Digital epidemiology

Digital behaviour change

Digital mental health

Sensing diagnostics and monitoring

Healthcare innovation and implementation

Is there any content you would particularly want on such a course or that is missing from the list of proposed modules?

What is your preferred mode of study:

External competitor fees range between £12,000 (UK) - £35,600 (o/seas). Internal comparators range between £31,170 - £45,000 (UK and o/seas) If we were to set a fee of £13,075 for UK students and £43,255 for overseas students (including college fees) for a full-time, 1 year programme, do you think this would be:

Thank you for completing this short survey. We really value your feedback and will use this information to inform our new course structure.