Learning outcomes

In this programme, you will learn how healthcare technologies are designed, developed, evaluated and implemented. By the time you graduate, you will be able to work at the intersection of technology and healthcare and understand the complexity of the landscapes that surround them.

Knowledge

After completing this programme, you will

  • explain and critically reflect on the complex, interdisciplinary nature of healthcare technology development
  • have an overview of the regulatory landscape relevant for developing and implementing healthcare technologies, at national and international levels
  • understand the economic considerations that shape the healthcare system, and business strategies needed to bring new technological solutions into use
  • have solid knowledge of research methodology, including experimental design, data analysis and reporting
  • have an overview of medical device engineering principles

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics programme option: 
You will have foundational medical knowledge of human anatomy, physiology, medical conditions and the Norwegian healthcare system.

Health Sciences programme option: 
You will understand foundational concepts of machine learning, robotics and human-machine interactions, and have working knowledge of programming for data analysis and software development.

Skills

After completing this programme, you will be able to

  • identify real-world healthcare challenges and develop innovative technological solutions to address them
  • critically evaluate scientific literature and apply evidence-based approaches to healthcare innovation
  • critically assess the impact of technological solutions on healthcare system operations
  • communicate and collaborate effectively in multidisciplinary teams to develop, execute and manage innovative healthcare technology projects

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics programme option: 
You will be able to design, develop and test healthcare technology prototypes, with proficiency in programming languages relevant for data analysis and machine learning.

Health Sciences programme option: 
You will be able to translate clinical insights into functional requirements for technology solutions and develop implementation strategies for healthcare systems.

General competence

After completing this programme, you will know how to

  • communicate and collaborate across disciplinary boundaries to address complex healthcare challenges
  • translate technological advancements into practical, clinically relevant healthcare solutions
  • oversee healthcare technology development projects, from problem identification to implementation
  • contribute ethically, creatively and effectively to innovations that promote positive outcomes for patients and the healthcare system
  • adapt to the rapidly evolving landscapes of both technology and healthcare
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