The six-month online programme covers AI and machine learning foundations, healthcare data, clinical applications, generative AI, responsible AI adoption and practical projects.

The Continuing Education Programme (CEP) of the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi has opened admissions for the third batch of its Executive Programme for AI in Healthcare.
The six-month programme is designed for healthcare professionals, technology leaders and innovators seeking to understand and apply artificial intelligence in healthcare settings, according to IIT Delhi’s programme details.

The programme is scheduled to begin on December 12, 2026, with classes conducted online on Saturdays from 6 pm to 7:30 pm and Sundays from 11 am to 12:30 pm. The application deadline listed on IIT Delhi’s official programme page is December 9, 2026.
What the programme covers
The curriculum includes foundations of artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning for healthcare, along with healthcare data and clinical big data analysis.
Participants will also be introduced to AI applications in areas including medical imaging, physiological signals, clinical decision support, healthcare automation and public health analytics. The programme includes topics such as generative AI, agentic AI workflows and responsible AI adoption.
The programme also covers healthcare data ethics and compliance, including HIPAA, GDPR and DISHA, as well as data preprocessing, predictive modelling and deployment of AI solutions.
Hands-on learning and capstone project
The programme includes practical assignments involving healthcare datasets and AI models. Participants will work with areas such as electronic medical records, medical imaging, physiological data, genomics and IoT-based healthcare data.
A capstone project will allow participants to develop an AI or machine learning model or an AI dashboard using Python or MATLAB and present their work for evaluation.
The programme also includes an expert roundtable covering healthcare innovation trends, regulatory issues and med-tech career guidance.
Programme fee and eligibility
The programme fee is ₹1.5 lakh plus 18% GST. It is open to graduate professionals working in industry or academia in areas relevant to AI in healthcare.
The programme is being offered through IIT Delhi’s CEP, with TeamLease EdTech Ltd listed as the service provider. IIT Delhi’s Centre for Biomedical Engineering is identified as the organising department.
Participants who meet the programme’s evaluation requirements are eligible for an e-certificate of successful completion from CEP, IIT Delhi. The programme page also lists a certificate of participation for those meeting the specified attendance requirement but not the evaluation criteria.
Apply for IIT Delhi Executive Programme for AI in Healthcare – Batch 3.

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