Digital transformation is reshaping healthcare. The opportunity to reimagine our systems has never been greater, and you can step up for your community with Roosevelt University's Master of Science in Health Informatics program. Roosevelt's 2-year, 12-course hybrid program provides a personalized approach to health informatics through a lens of social justice. You'll learn to leverage data towards improved clinal care, reduced costs, and enhanced outcomes for patients in your community. Upon earning your degree, you can influence policy, guide equitable technology adoption, and champion inclusive practices-ensuring that the digital transformation of healthcare benefits all populations Admissions are open for fall and spring start dates. The full-time, in-person course delivery option meets F1 visa requirements and is STEM designated.
Bachelor's degree in a relevant field. Official or unofficial transcripts from all previously attended colleges and universities in the United States. GPA of 2.75 or above. Computer literacy.