There is a rapidly growing need for well-trained professionals with skills in human factors, user-centered design, software applications and hardware engineering to create innovative health technologies.
The Master of Science in Health Technology program is training the next generation of applied health technology professionals in user needs, human factors and user experience (UI/UX), and foundational principles of hardware and software engineering.
It is a one-year, STEM-designated professional degree (CIP Code: 15.9999) offered through a unique collaboration between the College of Applied Health Sciences and The Grainger College of Engineering. This non-thesis program equips graduates with the interdisciplinary skills needed to lead innovation in health technology, user experience and human-centered design.