An innovative master's degree program between two universities of applied sciences covers the interface between technology and medicine. Students acquire technical knowledge for medical diagnostics and learn to develop innovative products and meet legal requirements. Practical tasks help them to practice dealing with regulations.

UofL’s 100% online Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (MS AIM) prepares medical professionals and engineers to effectively analyze medical problems and interpret complex data. As one of the few schools in the nation to offer this interdisciplinary degree, the goal is to equip future students for the next generation of healthcare technology through artificial intelligence methodologies, computational practices, and machine learning techniques.

Apply digital techniques and artificial intelligence in healthcare. This master’s degree is in English and focuses on the latest information technology for the medical and pharmaceutical industries. Students will acquire knowledge and learn methods from the field of IT and develop expertise in biomedical data analysis, the application of artificial intelligence, visualization technologies, the handling of big data, and related economic issues. As an example, the programme will address the question of how digitalization impacts drug development, hospital processes, and the health sector in general. An important focus of the masters is personalized medicine. Our work related to digital data will also open up further areas such as data security, control mechanisms, decision-making models, and ethical issues. The numerous internships during the programme will enable students to analyze health data as well as apply and develop software for hospitals and the pharmaceutical industry. Leading providers from the healthcare industry will be actively involved in the study programme and will address innovative topics in seminars.

A professional master's degree aimed at graduates in health sciences, computing, information, communication, and engineering, strengthening interdisciplinary work for the development of concrete solutions to problems related to health systems.

Whether you choose to earn your degree online or on our campus, you’ll graduate prepared to use technology to streamline patient care and improve health outcomes.