Masters Degrees in Health Informatics, Ireland

The aim of this postgraduate course is to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to lead and support the development of dental public health nationally and internationally. Read more

Equips graduates with the skills, knowledge and abilities to evaluate the opportunities and limitations of health care technology and its impact on improving the efficiency, cost effectiveness, safety and quality of health care delivery, taking cognisance of the social, legal, ethical and technical issues and ensuring compliance with the standards and regulations governing systems in this domain. Read more

Implementing large-scale change involving digital health technologies requires an organisation to prepare leaders who are flexible, highly adaptable and… Read more

The Graduate Entry Medical School with the support of colleagues in the Schools of Allied Health, Education and Department of Nursing & Midwifery have developed a Masters in Health Professions Education which is designed to meet the educator training needs of busy health professionals both locally and internationally. Read more

In conjunction with the department of Health & Science, we aim to apply the concept of exergaming as an approach to encouraging patient participation in their prescribed exercise/rehabilitation process. Read more

There is an increasing demand for highly trained public health specialists, nationally and internationally, to tackle major public health issues including health inequalities, communicable diseases, international health development, obesity and smoking. Read more

This course will provide individuals from a range of different professional backgrounds with academic and experiential development in the theory and practice of public health. Read more

The aim of this course is to enable students from across a broad spectrum of professional backgrounds to gain a grounded understanding of the core principles of public health and their application to the practice of community healthcare, and to increase graduates’ employability in community health practice. Read more

This programme is run by 3U which is a partnership between DCU, Maynooth University and RCSI. This new programme will produce engineers capable of designing and developing electronic devices and systems for the medical and healthcare communities. Read more

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death worldwide. Artificial intelligence and advancing image analysis software programs may help the medical field in progressing subtype characterisation of tumour types and help identify optimum treatment paths at a case by case level. Read more