Overview

The Healthcare Informatics M.Sc. at St. John's University provides a comprehensive foundation in the digital transformation of the global medical sector. This programme integrates advanced health data analytics, artificial intelligence, and electronic health record management to prepare students for leadership in modern clinical environments. By bridging the gap between clinical practice and technology, the curriculum ensures graduates can drive operational efficiency and improve patient outcomes.

Why Healthcare Informatics at St. John's University?

Students benefit from a curriculum informed by cutting-edge research, including National Science Foundation-funded projects in AI-driven medical coding. The university maintains strong industry links through collaborations with the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society, providing students with insights into the latest industry breakthroughs. The flexible, self-paced online format allows working professionals to gain future-proof competencies in a field projected to see significant employment growth.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 1640 per credit
• National fee: USD 1640 per credit
• Local fee: USD 1640 per credit

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Syllabus

The curriculum consists of 30 credits focused on core informatics and data science. Modules may include:

• Medical and Health Informatics
• Healthcare Data Science
• Healthcare Information Flow and Data Management
• Healthcare Standardization
• Healthcare Enterprise Systems
• Database System Design and Data Warehousing
• Applied Healthcare Analytics
• Healthcare Information Security
• Healthcare IT Project Management

Careers with Healthcare Informatics

Graduates are prepared for high-impact roles within hospitals, insurance providers, and technology firms. The programme develops the expertise required for positions such as Digital Health Consultant, Clinical Informatics Specialist, and AI Solutions Architect. Additionally, students are qualified for careers as EHR Systems Analysts, Health Data Scientists, and Clinical Analysts, leading innovation in an increasingly data-driven healthcare landscape.