Medical Informatics

A program that focuses on the application of computer science and software engineering to medical research and clinical information technology support, and the development of advanced imaging, database, and decision systems. Includes instruction in computer science, health information systems architecture, medical knowledge structures, medical language and image processing, quantitative medical decision modeling, imaging techniques, electronic medical records, medical research systems, clinical decision support, and informatics aspects of specific research and practice problems.

Of the 18 Medical Informatics degrees granted each year at the Post masters certificate level, men make up 0% percent and women make up 100% percent of the area of study. Did you know that Michigan has more students being granted a degree in Medical Informatics than any other state in the US? In fact, Michigan granted 9 degrees last year! The average annual income for an undergraduate degree in Medical Informatics is $38,300.