MS Health Informatics
The Master of Science in Health Informatics degree provides students with highly specialized knowledge and skills needed to support the adoption and use of health information systems and data science tools for a variety of clinical, administrative, and research purposes. Mason’s Master of Science in Health Informatics degree is fully accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM). There are four concentrations offered: Health Data Analytics, Health Informatics Management, Public Health Informatics, and Quality Informatics.
This degree is offered through the Department of Health Administration and Policy in the College of Public Health, and applications are accepted for both fall and spring admissions. It is offered in traditional and fully online formats. Have more questions about the field of health informatics? Read our FAQ.
The 30-36 credit program curriculum includes core courses taken by all students, and concentration courses chosen by students. After completing coursework, students can choose between a Capstone Practicum or a Master’s Thesis. Both options require two semesters to complete.
The Master of Science in Health Informatics degree provides students with highly specialized knowledge and skills needed to support the adoption and use of health information systems and data science tools for a variety of clinical, administrative, and research purposes. Mason’s Master of Science in Health Informatics degree is fully accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM). There are four concentrations offered: Health Data Analytics, Health Informatics Management, Public Health Informatics, and Quality Informatics.
This degree is offered through the Department of Health Administration and Policy in the College of Public Health, and applications are accepted for both fall and spring admissions. It is offered in traditional and fully online formats. Have more questions about the field of health informatics? Read our FAQ.
The 30-36 credit program curriculum includes core courses taken by all students, and concentration courses chosen by students. After completing coursework, students can choose between a Capstone Practicum or a Master’s Thesis. Both options require two semesters to complete.
