Graduate Programs

• Masters of Health Informatics

  The MHI program is designed to train professionals who use background in medicine and information technology to solve health care problems.

  The curriculum consists of 32 credits of coursework. Students take a block of core courses and add electives. 

• Ph.D. Program

  The Ph.D. program is for those who wish to obtain advanced training and to conduct research. All students take core sequences in health informatics and biostatistics.
  

  Technical and life science electives complete the course requirements. Program can be done full- or part-time.

• Why Minnesota?

  Ranked among the top public research universities in the world, the University of Minnesota is truly driven to discover - a goal that reaches into every corner of campus.
  

  Minnesota is more than a great place to study - it's a great place to live.