MSc in Technologies and Analytics in Precision Medicine

The health sector in Ireland is facing into a new era. Integrating areas such as data science, data analysis, omics, bioinformatics, computational biology, artificial intelligence and machine-learning to create a future of ‘connected healthcare’. This award-winning Masters of Science (MSc) course has a core focus on precision medicine and data analytics and how to analyse healthcare data. Study across five key areas including precision medicine, genetics, data analytics, connected health, and innovation. The primary emphasis will be on precision medicine combined with connected health and data analytics. You'll learn how to enable future growth in the healthcare and the (bio) pharmaceutical industry and gain the skills you need to begin or advance your career in this exciting new field.

To be eligible for this Precision Medicine MSc, you should have successfully completed an undergraduate healthcare (pharmacy or medicine) degree or a primary degree programme (minimum of a 2.1 honours or equivalent) in a biological, chemical or mathematical/statistical science (including computer science). In addition, if you hold a primary degree, with a second-class grade (H2.2) in a biological, chemical or mathematical/statistical science (including computer science) and with industrial experience you will be considered. Suitable applicants will be invited to attend a short online interview prior to any offer of a place on the programme. This interview is to determine your suitability and motivation for undertaking the programme, and to provide you with an opportunity to ask questions about the course. If you successfully secure a place on the programme you can apply for a student visa. RCSI can provide a visa letter to support an application for a student visa. Please note You must liaise with immigration services independently to secure your own visa and ensure you undertake this in a timely manner, so your visa is secured for commencement of the programme.