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Describe the fundamentals of biomedical informatics and digital transformation
Explain the key aspects of managing the life-cycle of data
Define the key AI terminologies and identify the opportunities of integrating deep learning in healthcare AI
Recognise the role of AI in drug discovery, development and administration
Examine the use of AI in optimising treatment for populations and personalised medicine
Analyse the impact of AI on quality of care and operations in healthcare
Explain the implementation of strategies and frameworks for AI in healthcare workflows
Describe the importance and implementation of Cloud technologies and Generative AI in healthcare operations
Create an executive summary of an AI implementation/improvement plan for your organisation
13 live webinars from renowned NUS faculty and industry practitioners.
Assignments
Discussion Boards
Real-World Case Analysis
The program includes latest topics such as Generative AI, Hybrid Clouds, and Digital Transformation in Healthcare
No prior AI knowledge is needed.
Note: The programme highlights mentioned above are subject to change based on faculty availability and the desired outcomes of the programme.
**Assignments will be graded by industry practitioners who are available to support participants in their learning journey, and/or by the Emeritus grading team. The final number of quizzes, assignments, and discussions will be confirmed closer to the start of the programme.

The State of Artificial Intelligence-Based FDA-Approved Medical Devices and Algorithms: An Online Database

Project IDentif.AI: Harnessing Artificial Intelligence to Rapidly Optimize Combination Therapy Development for Infectious Disease Intervention

Addressing COVID-19 Drug Development With Artificial Intelligence

AIDAN and AI-LIN vs. Vinny the Virus

Big Data and Machine Learning Algorithms for Healthcare Delivery

AI-Assisted Decision-Making in Healthcare

Capturing Feature-Level Irregularity in Disease Progression Modelling

Emergency Call Center AI Assistant
Digital Transformation Overview
Current Landscape
Biomedical Informatics for Solving Problems
Types of Data
Sources of Data: Healthcare System
Relational Data Model
Structured Query Language (SQL)
Data Interoperability and Standards
Data Repository
Data Privacy
Data Errors and Measures to Improve Data Quality
Data Transformation
Data Management
Definition of AI
Definition of Machine Learning
A Brief Modern History of AI
Neurons and Neural Networks
Perceptron
Activation Functions
How AI Learns: Gradient Descent
Examples of Deep Neural Networks in Healthcare
Convolutional Neural Networks
The Digital Mammogram Case Study: from Research to Actual Deployment
Introduction to Generative AI
Generative AI in Healthcare
AI-enhanced Future of Healthcare Administrative Task Management
Healthcare Cloud Strategy using AWS
Healthcare Cloud Strategy using MS Azure
Healthcare Cloud Strategy using Google Health
Challenges of Drug Discovery and Development
Innovations in Drug Discovery, Development, and Diagnostics
AI in Drug Innovation Continuum
Bridging Early Discovery with Commercialisation
The Evolution of Technology in Healthcare
Rethinking Drug Development Using AI
Operationalising AI in Healthcare
Clinical AI Development Process
Challenges in Developing AI Tools
Architecture for AI Development in Clinical Practice
Production Deployment in Clinical AI
Ethics and Regulatory Considerations of Clinical AI
AI Implementation and Success in Healthcare
AI Patient Diagnosis and Monitoring Techniques
AI and Wearable Tech
LLMs in Healthcare Operations
AI in Radiotherapy Treatment Planning
Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are revolutionising nearly every aspect of healthcare. From data management to drug discovery and development to clinical practice and patient care, the innovations of AI continue to optimise and advance medical services. By understanding the impact of current and emerging AI technologies—including global trends and regulatory constraints—healthcare professionals can drive decision-making, elevate patient care, and improve profitability and performance. Whether you want to gain the knowledge to invest in AI projects that can move healthcare research ahead faster and with greater predictability, design secure solutions for patients and customers, or develop enhanced products related to medical services, this programme can put you on the path to make a real difference within—and beyond—your organisation.
Professionals with a medical or non-medical background can benefit from the programme. AI for Healthcare is designed for managers, entrepreneurs, small and medium enterprise professionals.
Representative roles and industries that can benefit include:
*The schedule of live sessions and profile of Industry experts is subject to change and confirmation will be provided post programme start.

Faculty, NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
Professor Ngiam is Senior Consultant at the Division of General Surgery at the National University Hospital (NUH) who specialises in thyroid and endocrine surgical disorders. ...

Faculty, NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
Professor Dean Ho is Provost’s Chair Professor, Director of The N.1 Institute for Health (N.1), Director of the Institute for Digital Medicine (WisDM), and Head of the Departm...

Faculty, NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
Dr Feng is currently the Assistant Director of Research at the Institute for Data Science, National University of Singapore. He also serves as the Senior Assistant Director of...

Faculty, NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
Dr Ban obtained his BSc (Hons) in Biochemistry and MBBS degrees from NUS and a PhD in Cancer Biology from Stanford University. He completed his postdoctoral training in mouse ...
Note: Programme Faculty for the live sessions might change due to unavoidable circumstances, and revised details will be shared closer to the programme start date.

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Participants who successfully complete the programme and meet the requisite 65% minimum attendance criteria will be awarded a verified digital certificate by NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine.
Note: All certificate images are for illustrative purposes only and may be subject to change at the discretion of the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine.
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A dedicated program support team is available 7 days a week to answer questions about the learning platform, technical issues, or anything else that may affect your learning experience.
This programme explores the transformative applications of artificial intelligence and Generative AI in healthcare. Participants learn how AI technologies can optimise clinical practice, drug discovery, personalised medicine, and operational workflows.
Designed for professionals with medical or non-medical backgrounds, this artificial intelligence course is ideal for doctors, researchers, healthcare executives, and individuals in technology-driven sectors like pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and IT.
Topics include machine learning in healthcare, clinical AI development, deep neural networks, wearable tech, AI applications in healthcare, hybrid cloud strategies, and frameworks for AI deployment in clinical settings.
Unlike general AI programs, this AI for Healthcare course focuses on healthcare-specific challenges and solutions. Modules cover innovations such as Generative AI in drug discovery, radiotherapy planning, and patient monitoring systems.
The programme features live online sessions, complemented by assignments, real-world case studies, and discussion boards. Sessions are delivered by NUS Medicine faculty and industry practitioners, ensuring an interactive learning experience.
Through practical case studies, learners will apply AI in medicine and healthcare to tackle challenges such as disease progression modelling, drug development, and designing secure solutions for patient care.
The programme requires 6–8 hours per week over a 13-week period, offering flexibility for working professionals seeking to learn artificial intelligence and its healthcare applications.
Yes, participants can select payment plans to manage costs. Early enrolment discounts and group pricing are available, with a programme fee of US$2,500.
Participants can connect with global peers and industry leaders during live sessions, discussion boards, and case study collaborations, fostering valuable relationships within healthcare AI courses.
Open to all graduates and diploma holders, the programme welcomes beginners and experienced professionals. No prior knowledge of AI in healthcare is required.
Learners will have post-programme access to course materials for a specified period, allowing them to revisit content for continued learning and practice.
Offered by NUS Medicine, ranked among the top global institutions, the programme combines healthcare expertise with AI innovation. Cutting-edge modules such as Generative AI and hybrid cloud integration provide a competitive advantage in the healthcare industry.
Participants who meet the requisite attendance criteria will earn a verified digital certificate from NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, validating their proficiency in leveraging AI for healthcare advancements.
Absolutely. This course equips learners with the expertise to lead AI-driven healthcare initiatives, opening doors to roles in clinical research, technology leadership, and healthcare innovation.
Flexible payment options available.
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