Health Information Security : IU Indianapolis Bulletin

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Health Information Security

This certificate program provides comprehensive knowledge and skill in health information security program development and administration, including policy, procedures, architectures, risk assessment, disaster recovery and business continuity for both health care and public health organizations. Program graduates will be prepared to take on the roles like:

Information Security Officer
Health Information Privacy and Security Specialist
Chief Healthcare and Information Privacy and Security Officers (CISO),

Successful applicants will possess a bachelors or masters degree who are seeking professional education in health IT.

Certificate Requirements

This 15-credit-hour program includes five courses. Students must maintain a cumulative GPA of a 3.00, with a grade of a B- or better in all individual coursework.

Core Curriculum

Specialized Courses (Choose 3)

INFO B535 Clinical Information Systems
INFO-B 513 The Design, Implementation, and Evaluation of Electronic Health Record Systems
INFO-B 626 Human Factors Engineering for Health Informatics
CIT 52800 Information Security Risk Assessment
CIT 56200 Mobile and Network Forensics*
CIT 53200 Wireless Security and Technology*
CIT 55510 Network Security*
CIT 51600 Database Security*
CIT XXXXX Network and Mobile Forensics*
These courses may be offered under TECH 58100 Workshop in Technology until the course numbers are approved.

last updated 4/2025

IU Indianapolis Campus Bulletin 2024-2025

Certificate Requirements

Core Curriculum

Specialized Courses (Choose 3)