MSc Digital Health and Cyberpsychology at University of Westminster

The Digital Health and Cyberpsychology MSc is taught entirely online and combines digital health with cyberpsychology. Topics include equitable use of AI in medicine, digital technologies for prevention and health improvement in underserved communities, and research methods for evaluating eHealth and mHealth solutions.

Duration: 1 year full-time (open/distance learning); part-time also offered  |  Intake: January 2027 and September 2027 (open/distance learning, full-time and part-time)  |  Study mode: online  |  Location: London, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Core modules are Cyberpsychology and Online Behaviour, Digital Research Methods, Evaluation in Digital Health, Technology and Innovation as Applied in Digital Health, Specialist Topics in Applied Digital Health, Work Experience in Digital Health Settings (20 credits each) and a 60-credit Research-Based Project in Digital Health.

Career pathways

Graduates can lead digital health initiatives in the NHS, research and development departments, technology companies, local authorities, consulting firms and charities. Roles include health IT specialist/consultant, health data analyst, digital health programme manager, telemedicine and e-health expert, health informatics researcher, healthcare innovation manager and cyberpsychologist.

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