998 Health Informatics and Technology Degree Programs

McWilliams School of Biomedical Informatics at UTHealth Houston, formerly UTHealth Houston School of Biomedical Informatics (SBMI) offers a Master of Science in Biomedical Informatics with two tracks: the research track and the applied biomedical informatics track.

Biotechnology Associate in Science Degree Biotechnology draws from many disciplines, including genetics, immunology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, and computer science. Recent advances in biotechnology have resulted in major contributions to the fields of medicine, pharmacy, public health, and agriculture.

The mission of the Health Informatics and Information Management Program is to provide students with specialized training in using information technology to support effective health care administration, innovative health care services delivery, secure patient-centric health care, leadership skills, quality assurance, finance, and legal and regulatory requirements.

The M.S. in Health Informatics and Analytics develops practitioners who bridge data sciences and analytics in support of optimal population health. It leverages the strengths of the Health and Human Services and Computing and Informatics Colleges to help prepare you for this exciting endeavor.

This dual degree program allows you to earn both a Master of Health Administration and a M.S. in Health Informatics and Analytics. The Master of Health Administration program delivers the knowledge and skills required to lead people and organizations in a dynamic health system, while the M.S. in Health Informatics and Analytics adds the necessary data sciences and analytics to support optimal population health.

Combine medicine, IT and innovation: In our MSC Health Informatics, you'll design digital healthcare solutions with AI, data science and human-centered tech. Be the future of health!

Biomedical and Health Informatics refers to the application of information and communication technologies in support of health and health-related fields and includes public health data, electronic medical records, telemedicine, mobile health applications, personalised medicine, home automation and more.

The BS in Health Informatics degree program prepares students in the field of health informatics, which integrates health sciences, information technology, computer science, data science, and behavioral sciences. The program combines interdisciplinary knowledge from these areas with practical, specialized skills in health informatics to improve patient care, and individual and population health.

Health informatics, one of the most high-demand sectors in information technology, is transforming the healthcare industry and improving the quality of patient care. The Master of Science (MS) in Health Informatics at Hofstra University is designed for aspiring and committed clinicians or IT professionals who want to add the value of advanced expertise in health informatics to their careers. An integral part of the program is a practicum where students gain hands-on experience in health systems, such as Northwell Health. Scholarships are available for qualified candidates.

In just 12 months, the online graduate certificate in Health Informatics and Data Analytics prepares clinicians, health care managers, and IT professionals to apply advanced data science methods with a focus on the patient outcomes and quality of care.

Health Informatics is a joint Master's Degree course resulting from the strategic collaboration between Vita-Salute San Raffaele University and Politecnico di Milano, two institutions of excellence in medical and technical informatics education. This two-year program, taught in English, aims to develop the most advanced informatics skills applied to the field of medicine, preparing highly sought-after professionals for today's and tomorrow's job market.

George Mason University's Graduate Certificate in Health Informatics and Data Analytics equips professionals with the skills to analyze health data and drive better outcomes. Taught by expert faculty, you will gain hands-on experience analyzing electronic health records, claims, and consumer data in this flexible, 18-credit program. You can complete this certificate in 12 months online or on campus and may apply your earned credits toward George Mason's MS in Health Informatics.

George Mason University's MS in Health Informatics will equip you to harness data and technology to improve health care. Offered online or on campus, this program can be completed in two years with full- or part-time options. You will gain expertise through your choice of concentrations in health data analytics, management, public health, or quality analytics. Accredited by CEPH and CAHIIM and ranked nationally, George Mason will prepare you to lead innovation in this rapidly evolving field.

This degree course educates students to become computer scientists in the health industry. Informatics-based, medical, scientific and technical knowledge in healthcare and in the healthcare industry are influential in management. This course provides knowledge and skills to design information systems for the healthcare sector and throughout the healthcare industry to develop, configure, operate, and comply with the applicable rules and regulations.

This two-year program, taught in English, aims to develop the most advanced informatics skills applied to medicine, preparing highly sought-after professionals for today's and tomorrow's job market. The realization of this revolution in medicine and biomedical research necessarily involves training new talents capable of integrating advanced computer science skills with a solid and broad understanding of the specific healthcare context.

Gain the knowledge and skills to oversee health information systems, including managing system analysis and design, patient privacy, and an array of statistical analyses. You will also explore the real-world implications of the growing use of electronic health records.

The Master's Degree in Information Technology Engineering for Communications and Health (ITICS) provides its students with a multidisciplinary scientific education, which combines theoretical and methodological aspects and a broad knowledge of information technologies and systems applied to communications and health.