Digital Transformations in Health and Wellbeing

This micro-programme provides undergraduate students advanced intellectual and practical tools to navigate the challenges connected to how a wide array of complex digital technologies mediate how health services are provided and how digital technologies can impact self monitoring of health and wellbeing. The implications of these transformations are multi-dimensional, involving legal and ethical aspects, an understanding of changing technologies and a critical perspective on the societal aspects of these transformations.

This undergraduate micro-programme will provide future professionals across a variety of sectors the necessary skills to tackle these issues and provide a foundation for life-learning experiences connected to digital and technological transformation in health. Moreover, courses proposed in this micro-programme will ensure interdisciplinarity by targeting students with different backgrounds. The micro-programme is open to students pursuing a wide range of undergraduate degrees in the biomedical sciences (medical school students, biologists, chemists, pharmacists, etc) and engineering (in field such as nanotechnologies, sensors, material sciences, microfluidics, biomaterials, etc).

The micro-programme consists of a set of 5 modules as follows:The whole micro-programme consist of a set of 5 courses as follows:

• C1: Digital and Technological Transformation: Social Challenges Across Domains offered by Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
• C2: EU Law and the Use of Artificial Intelligence Tools in Health and Wellbeing offered by Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen
• C3: Artificial Intelligence Tools in Health and Wellbeing offered by Aix-Marseille Université
• C4: Digital Transformations in Oncologyoffered by University of Bucharest
• C5: New Technologies in the Diagnostic and Treatment of Cancer offered by Aix-Marseille Université

Modules to come: