Graduate Programs
The School of Informatics and Computing offers Master of Science degrees in:
- Bioinformatics (36 credit hours)
- Applied Data Science (30 credit hours)
- Health Informatics (36 credit hours)
- Human-Computer Interaction (36 credit hours)
- Media Arts and Science (30 credit hours)
Through its Department of Library and Information Science, the school also offers a Master of Library Science.
The School of Informatics and Computing also offers a Doctoral (Ph.D.) program with specializations in:
All Ph.D. candidates must meet with their academic and/or research advisor for course selection and plan of study.
Finally, the School of Informatics and Computing offers a number of Graduate Certificate Programs:
- Biomedical Data Analytics
- Omics Technology and Precision Medicine
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Clinical Informatics
- Informatics for Public Health Professionals
- Informatics in Health Information Management and Exchange
- Informatics in Health Information Security
- Informatics in Health Information Systems Architecture
Last updated 4/20/2018
