April – June 2026
(Approx. 14 weeks)
Time
xxx
Fee
SGD 2,725 (incl. GST)
Format
In-person (Singapore) &
Online
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The Digital Health Opportunity
Healthcare is undergoing a profound digital transformation. Advances such as AI‑driven diagnostics and wearable health monitoring are reshaping how care is delivered, managed and experienced.
Success in this new era requires leaders who understand the interplay between medicine, technology and business.
The Masterclass addresses this need by bringing together expertise from healthcare delivery, digital medicine, insurance, med‑tech, biotech and venture capital.
Participants develop the interdisciplinary insight required to lead innovation, making sense of vast health data and translating it into better outcomes.
USD $946B+
Projected global digital health market by 2030
CAGR 22.2 %
Projected global digital health market by 2030
Asia Pacific #1
Fastest‑growing region in the world
Programme Objectives
Healthcare systems worldwide are undergoing rapid digital transformation driven by artificial intelligence, health data platforms, wearable technologies and new care delivery models.
This masterclass equips professionals with the strategic, technological and entrepreneurial capabilities required to lead digital health innovation.
Participants learn how to analyse digital health ecosystems, evaluate emerging technologies and design practical solutions addressing real-world healthcare challenges.
Key Learning Outcomes
Analyse digital health ecosystems and identify key stakeholders including healthcare providers, insurers, regulators, investors and technology platforms.
Evaluate digital health business models, including AI diagnostics, telemedicine platforms, digital therapeutics and wearable health technologies.
Translate health data into strategic insights, understanding how AI, data analytics and machine learning create clinical and commercial value.
Design and pitch digital health innovation concepts, applying consulting-style problem solving and structured communication.
Assess regulatory, ethical and reimbursement challenges in global digital health markets.
Develop cross-sector collaboration strategies between healthcare, biotech, insurance and technology companies.
Who Should Attend
This programme is designed for professionals working at the intersection of healthcare, technology and innovation, including:
- Healthcare executives and digital transformation leaders
- Professionals in med-tech, biotech and pharmaceuticals
- Health insurance and healthcare strategy professionals
- Entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs exploring digital health innovation
- Consultants working in healthcare or technology strategy
No advanced technical background is required.
Possible Career Pathways
Professionals who completed the masterclass typically work in:
- Digital health innovation teams
- Healthcare transformation and strategy roles
- Med-tech and biotech product development
- Health data analytics and AI strategy
- Venture capital and health-tech investment
- Consulting and innovation advisory
时间表
| 日期 | Topic |
|---|---|
|
18 – 19 April 2026 |
Foundation Workshop Two days of intensive in-person training introducing the digital health innovation landscape, core frameworks and team project challenges. |
|
20 April – 26 July 2026 |
Remote Expert Sessions Nine weekly online sessions with international experts covering topics such as AI in healthcare, digital therapeutics, health data platforms, biotech innovation and healthcare venture capital. |
|
26 – 27 July 2026 |
Innovation Project & Grand Finale Participants work in interdisciplinary teams to develop a digital health innovation concept and present it in a professional pitch format to an expert panel. |
Prof Dr Manuel Spitschan
Assistant Professor of Chronobiology & Health, TUM School of Medicine and Health
Prof. Spitschan’s research focuses on the effects of light on human physiology and behaviour, with particular emphasis on the biological clock, circadian rhythms, and sleep. He combines chronobiological assessments with cutting-edge methods for measuring, characterising, and generating light stimuli in both laboratory and field settings. His expertise spans chronobiology, light-exposure measurement, sleep research, behavioural science, and translational research bridging lab mechanisms with real-world health outcomes.
Mr André Andonian
Senior Partner Emeritus, McKinsey & Company
Lead Faculty, The Marketing Academy
André Andonian brings over three decades of experience advising companies globally on strategic, operational, and organisational topics. During 34 years at McKinsey & Company he served as Senior Partner, Chairman of Japan, and Managing Partner of Korea, and was a long-term member of the firm’s global board. He is Lead Faculty for Board and CEO Effectiveness at The Marketing Academy and is rated among the top ten mentors at the Singapore Mentorship Committee. His expertise includes strategy and operations consulting, corporate transformation, talent development, and Asia-Pacific market leadership.
Ms Laura Hainke, MSc
Neurotechnology Researcher & Lecturer, TUM School of Medicine and Health
Laura Hainke works at the intersection of neurotechnology research and innovation. She holds a B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience from LMU Munich and previously worked as a doctoral researcher at the TUM School of Medicine and Health, where she investigated applications of non-invasive brain stimulation in health and disease. Her research focuses on the measurement and modulation of brain activity, particularly in relation to sleep and neurological conditions.
She currently teaches at the Technical University of Munich and supports research and development at international neurotechnology start-ups. Her expertise includes electrophysiological measurement of brain activity, neural stimulation methods, the psychology of health and disease, and translational neuroscience.
Dr Resshaya Roobini Murukesu
Research Fellow, TUMCREATE
Health Promotion & Digital Health Innovation
Dr. Resshaya Roobini Murukesu works at the intersection of health promotion, preventive medicine, and digital health innovation, with a focus on healthy ageing. She has a background in Physiotherapy and holds a Master’s and PhD in Health Sciences from the National University of Malaysia. She is currently a Research Fellow at TUMCREATE in Singapore, contributing to the LightSPAN project, which explores digital health interventions to optimise environmental light exposure for older adults.
Her work focuses on developing lifestyle-based interventions to improve health span and resilience in ageing populations. Her expertise includes health promotion and preventive medicine, behaviour change strategies for digital health interventions, and translational research connecting scientific evidence with real-world health applications.
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