COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in Medical Technology, Innovation and Design requires students to study a range of modules that develop skills in healthcare innovation, design, and commercialization. Core modules include Principles and Practice of Global Healthcare for Medical Innovation, which equips students with the ability to identify, plan, and develop medical technologies that address real-world healthcare challenges with practical potential. Principles and Practice of UK Healthcare for Medical Innovation offers a similar foundation, with a focus on the UK healthcare system, helping students understand the regulatory, operational, and practical contexts for medical innovation. Global Healthcare Innovation and Design and UK Healthcare Innovation and Design build on these foundations, allowing students to work in teams to screen, prioritize, and develop solutions to pressing healthcare needs in both international and national contexts. Responsible Innovation in Health Technology emphasizes designing technologies that meet the requirements of users, healthcare systems, society, and the environment, promoting sustainability and ethical practices. Responsible Business Development and MedTech Commercialisation focuses on entrepreneurial skills, encouraging students to become creative problem-solvers, plan independently, and navigate the commercialization of medical technologies. Collectively, these modules provide a comprehensive framework that integrates technical, ethical, and business perspectives, preparing graduates to create impactful medical innovations that improve health outcomes globally and locally.