A 100% online, CAHIIM‑accredited Master of Science in Health Informatics designed for students with a bachelor’s degree who want to advance into health data, information systems, and leadership roles. Suited to both traditional and nontraditional learners, the program emphasizes applied analytics, systems design, and project skills that support clinical and organizational decision‑making.
Coursework covers practical and technical topics; examples called out by the program include systems design and software development, usability, data analytics, and project management. Broader learning areas described include healthcare operations, information systems, leadership, and applied learning with current healthcare data and technology. Instruction uses projects and case studies to improve clinical decision‑making, patient outcomes, and health system performance.
Applicants must hold a BA/BS from an accredited college or university and have a cumulative GPA of 3.0. A statistics prerequisite is noted. Meeting these minimum criteria does not guarantee admission. The program publishes specific application deadlines for fall, spring and summer terms, and provides admissions guidance for new and returning students.
The program positions graduates for roles across provider organizations, payers, health technology firms, consultancies and government agencies. Job titles highlighted by the program include analytics/business intelligence, chief medical information officer, clinical informatics coordinator, clinical/health informatician, data architect, data scientist, director of data security, health informatics consultant or director, healthcare IT manager, implementation support analyst, informatics researcher, and nursing informaticist. The materials also reference strong labor market growth for medical and health services managers as context for opportunities.
The published tuition rate is $700 per credit for the 2026–27 academic year, with a $75 program fee in fall and spring semesters; total cost varies with transfer credits and individual plans. The program advertises scholarships and discounts such as a 10% tuition discount for employees of participating partners and a $1,000 Study Buddy scholarship when you and a friend enroll. Students are advised to consult admissions and financial services for up‑to‑date tuition, fees, and scholarship details.
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