Master
Health and Digital Transformation
Are you interested in digital technology and healthcare? Do you want to help translate and facilitate healthcare innovations for patients, citizens, and professionals? If so, this master's programme is the right fit for you. You'll have the opportunity to apply your knowledge and skills directly in practice and advise organisations on how to navigate through digital challenges.
If you have any questions for a current student Health and Digital Transformation, follow our student ambassador on Instagram.
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Fast facts
- Unique master's programme
- Focus on the digital transformation in healthcare
- Practice-based, interprofessional and interactive
- Registration deadline: 1 June
- Registration deadline non-EU: 1 May
- 1-year full-time or 2-year part-time, taught in English
The healthcare system is growing more complex and expensive, and as a result, there is a pressing need for a transition in how care is designed, delivered, and organised. This programme focuses on applying your knowledge and skills directly in practice, by bridging the gap between data science, digital technology, and the clinical needs of healthcare organisations, industry, and government
Master's Open Day on 22 February 2025
Experience Maastricht University: learn more about the most international university in Europe, find out everything about the study programme of your choice and discover our beautiful city. The next Master's Open Day will take place on Saturday, 22 February 2025.
Get a taste of student life at our faculty
Are you interested in studying health? Visit our study information events for prospective students and fully experience life at the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences. Can't attend us on campus? Reach out to our student ambassadors on Instagram, they are happy to provide their insights into student life.
Explore the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences with this interactive tour.
You decide what to explore. Have a look at our labs and lecture halls or discover the study associations.
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Learning to build bridges
Technology has the potential to improve the quality of medicine and healthcare while also making it more personal and sustainable. New programmes like the Bachelor in Regenerative Medicine and Technology and the Master in Health and Digital Transformation teach students to work across disciplines and collaborate with social partners.
Sofie Van Geffen: The synergy between digital innovation and empathetic care
Sofie is finishing up her master’s in Health and Digital Transformation with the belief that healthcare innovation and empathetic care have synergy.
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