Programme details | |
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Degree: | Master of Science (MSc) |
Discipline: |
Business Analytics & Business Intelligence
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Duration: | 18 months |
ECTS points: | 120 |
Delivery modes: | on-campus |
University website: | Health Management & Data Intelligence |
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Develop the digital skills to take up the challenges of today's health sector:
This program will teach you powerful methodologies to manage innovative and collaborative projects, provide you with solid knowledge and agility when it comes to digital technologies: data, IoT, artificial intelligence and focus on ownership of the challenges of this ecosystem and its various stakeholders.
Your challenge is not to become an expert in all fields, or an artificial intelligence expert but to acquire a large set of skills and develop a global scope including but not limited to: data, new technologies, managing disruptions, soft skills required by new process and know how.
Innovation shift in the ecosystem have become a major challenge for companies, consulting firms, startups in all activity sectors but the health industry has its key specifics. Develop the mindset that will help you change this sector through an innovative learning path.
The first semester, from September to December, will focus on introductory concepts and knowledge and skills that will be required in your future professional life, mainly:
During the second semester, from January to March, you will build on these subjects and develop your expertise.
Some seminars will take place in Saint-Etienne on the Mines Saint-Etienne campus and CHU (hospital units). The last trimester will take place in Asia (focusing on Asian business environment, Asian digital health trends, Intercultural management working on an in-company project together with other specialization courses).
Job profiles and positions will depend on your original background. The program prepares you for different positions, working with multiple stakeholders involved in the current transformation of the health industry’s value chain, potentially including:
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