COURSE CURRICULUM

Master of Digital Health, students must successfully complete a total of 240 credit points, comprising 120 core credit points, 60 specialisation credit points, and 60 elective credit points. The program is structured across two levels to provide a comprehensive education that combines foundational knowledge, specialised expertise, and flexible learning opportunities. The 120 core credit points develop essential skills in digital health, including healthcare systems, digital technologies, health informatics, data management, innovation, leadership, and evidence-based practice. Students then complete a 60-credit-point specialisation, such as the Advanced Practice stream, which focuses on applying project management principles to design, implement, or evaluate projects that address real-world healthcare challenges in partnership with industry organisations. This practical experience strengthens students’ abilities in planning, stakeholder engagement, leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving while contributing to meaningful health service improvements. In addition, students complete 60 credit points of electives, allowing them to tailor their studies to align with their professional interests and career goals in areas such as digital health innovation, health services management, health promotion, policy, or other emerging fields. The flexible curriculum integrates theoretical learning with practical application, ensuring graduates develop advanced digital health knowledge, specialised project management capabilities, and interdisciplinary skills required to lead innovation and improve healthcare delivery across diverse clinical, community, and organisational settings.