Training structure
Faculty of Law and Political Science
Presentation
Academic Directors: Agnès Robin and Nicolas Giraudeau
This degree is recommended for legal professionals or anyone who needs to understand issues related to digital health (public or private healthcare institutions, health and medical-social services).
Objectives
This university degree program aims to train professionals capable of understanding and mastering the legal, technical, and organizational challenges of digital health. It is primarily intended for legal professionals as well as stakeholders in the health and medical-social sectors who deal with health data management and new technologies.
The program provides a comprehensive overview of the ecosystem, digital applications, and tools, as well as the associated regulatory frameworks. It also equips students with key skills in governance, security, and the utilization of health data, both for clinical care and research.
As a program offered by the University of Montpellier’s School of Digital Health (ESNbyUM), it benefits from a recognized academic and professional environment that fosters an innovative and interdisciplinary approach. Thanks to the joint involvement of academics and practitioners, participants receive training that is both theoretical and practical. The program thus supports digital transformation in healthcare and helps facilitate informed decision-making in a constantly evolving sector.
Program
Course 1: Digital Health Applications and Tools
Course 2: The Digital Health Ecosystem
Course 3: Health Data Governance
Admission
Admission requirements
Entry requirements: 4 years of higher education (BAC +4)
Prerequisites:
> for students in initial training, successful completion of the M1
> for continuing education, subject to approval by academic advisors
Schedule: April–July
Duration: 1 year
Total training hours: 55
Registration procedures
Initial training: 360€
Continuing education: 1,500€
Special rates:
Scholarship recipients: 50€
Doctoral students at the University of Montpellier: 100€
Self-funded participants: 1000€