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About the Programme The Digital Health Systems Technology Programme aims to educate qualified technical personnel who support digital transformation in healthcare. Within the programme, students acquire comprehensive knowledge and skills in areas such as the management of health information systems, software instalation and testing processes, database design and hospital automation systems. They also gain competence in medical terminology, documentation and the effective use of basic information-technology tools. Equipped with analytical-thinking and communication skills, graduates are prepared to contribute to the effective operation of digital healthcare infrastructure in public and private healthcare institutions.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Digital Health Systems Technology Programme may work in hospitals and healthcare institutions, medical-device manufacturing and sales companies, laboratories and imaging centres, public institutions and organisations affiliated with the Ministry of Health, calibration and technical service centres, R&D and production-support units, home healthcare services, and pharmaceutical manufacturing and distribution companies. Graduates are educated to manage the digital infrastructure of healthcare services and provide technical support in the field of health informatics.
About the Courses From the first semester onward, the Digital Health Systems Technology Programme offers courses that integrate healthcare and information technologies. During the first two semesters, students receive theoretical and practical education in areas such as Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Terminology, Algorithms and Programming, and Computer Use. In subsequent semesters, they develop skills for the digital-health field through specialised professional courses such as Health Informatics, Database Management, Visual Programming, Server Systems and Network Security. Courses such as Clinical Practice and Community Service also aim to help students adapt to fieldwork and develop their professional responsibilities. The programme addresses technical competence alongside ethics, communication and social responsibility.