MS in Health Informatics & Analytics
Leading a Healthcare Transformation
The MS in Health Informatics & Analytics program is at the cutting edge of health informatics, an emergent field that looks at the intersection of people, processes and information in healthcare organizations. From data visualization to big data dashboards, students learn the latest information technology and management principles to prepare for high-demand careers as health informaticians.
This 14-month program is designed for information systems professionals, healthcare managers, physicians, nurses and other clinicians, as well as healthcare support personnel who want to learn how to use today’s advanced information systems to create more efficient and productive healthcare environments. One of the only programs of its kind in South Florida, our MSHI&A focuses on technology adoption, change management, project management and process engineering, so you're ready to tackle "big picture" challenges.
There’s no better way to build your expertise in the growing healthcare informatics and management field than through this exceptional Master of Science program.
Applications are still being accepted!
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