This Master of Research (MRes) programme focuses on the application of data science and artificial intelligence within the health innovation sector. It is designed for students who want to develop advanced research skills in this rapidly evolving field, bridging the gap between technological advancements and healthcare challenges. The course aims to equip graduates with the expertise to drive innovation and contribute to data-driven solutions in health.
Graduates will be well-positioned for a variety of roles in the growing field of health innovation, leveraging data science and AI expertise.
Applicants may be asked to provide a recognised English language test such as IELTS or TOEFL in addition to school-level qualifications. The University considers applications from students with qualifications from the UK and internationally. Specific requirements may vary based on the applicant's country of origin. Evidence of English Language proficiency is required unless the applicant is a national of a majority English-speaking country.
Tuition fees are reviewed annually. The Goods and Services Tax applies to digital services, including online education, for international students. Online payment portal available in preferred currency.
You need a recognised Bachelor's degree with at least 55% overall or equivalent. Specific programmes might also require a relevant academic background or prior work experience in fields like Finance, Management, Science, or Engineering.
Evidence of English language proficiency is required unless you are from a majority English-speaking country. Accepted tests include Standard XII English (minimum 75%), IB English A (minimum Grade 5) or English B (minimum Grade 7 SL/6 HL), or Cambridge IGCSE English (minimum Grade C/4 First Language or Grade B/6 Second Language).
International students can apply through the University of Liverpool's online application portal. You will need to submit your transcripts, degree certificates, evidence of English proficiency, and a personal statement.
The application deadline for international students is 21 August 2026, and the course is scheduled to start on 28 September 2026.
Tuition fees are reviewed annually, and international students may be subject to Goods and Services Tax on digital services. Please refer to the University of Liverpool's tuition fees page for the most up-to-date information.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Data Scientist in healthcare, AI Specialist in health tech, Health Informatics Researcher, Data Analyst in public health, or a Clinical Data Scientist.