Technology underpins innovation across healthcare, business, and society, helping to improve lives and solve complex problems.

At City St George’s, you will gain practical skills in digital tools, coding, and systems thinking while exploring how technology can address challenges in healthcare, sustainability, and beyond.

You will study the principles of digital systems, data analysis, and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and health informatics, developing the skills to analyse needs and design effective digital solutions.

Teaching is delivered through a combination of lectures, practical workshops, and project-based learning, helping you gain confidence in using and creating technology to support people and organisations.

You will also explore the ethical and societal impacts of technology, ensuring your work considers user needs and accessibility.

Through real-world projects, you will apply your knowledge to challenges such as improving patient care with digital tools, designing assistive technologies, and developing efficient systems within healthcare and public services.

Career perspectives

Technology skills open opportunities across healthcare, IT, data analysis, and digital innovation roles.

Graduates can pursue careers as health informatics specialists, IT support analysts, data analysts, systems developers, or digital project coordinators, or continue into further study and research.

Your ability to design, manage, and implement technology will enable you to contribute to improving health services, supporting sustainable practices, and driving innovation across sectors.