The suite of courses in digital health has been designed for graduates to advance patient-centred collaborative health care through the application of advanced knowledge, understanding and skill in digital technologies, health data science, management and leadership, research, health policy and health information technologies.
For current health professionals, the Graduate Diploma in Digital Health and Graduate Certificate in Digital Health provide foundational knowledge in areas such as collection of big health data, data analytics, and digital health strategy for future health service delivery needs. These courses are also suitable for information technology (IT) professionals looking to move into the health sector.
Applicants residing overseas may undertake this program online and should apply as domestic students.
This program is not open to international students to study full-time in Australia on a student visa.
Develop an evidence-based foundation in digital health, exploring health data fundamentals, strategic management and leadership in digital service delivery and ethical practice. Build practical capability to champion change in digital health technologies within clinical and operational settings.
Strengthen your capability across health data, digital health systems and service delivery. Integrating health and information technology, this qualification builds applied expertise in implementation, cybersecurity and digital health management, positioning you to step confidently into hybrid clinical-technology roles.
Advance your expertise in digital health, data exchange and ethical technology adoption. With an integrated capstone or research thesis, the master's degree prepares you to lead digital health initiatives and guide strategy across complex healthcare organisations.
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