Master of Science in biomedical informatics and data science Biomedical informatics and data science uses data, information and knowledge to improve human health. The two-year MS program is designed to meet the rapidly growing need for professionals with expertise in informatics, data science, computer sciences and statistics, in addition to knowledge of the biomedical sciences and the clinical environment. With your degree, you’ll have a key role to play in the transformation to more effective health care through information technology. The program will enable you to: • Develop mobile health solutions to monitor health at home. • Learn personalized medicine and genomics and its impact on diagnostics and therapy. • Deliver the right health care data and knowledge to clinicians and patients. • Leverage big data to apply best practices toward better health for populations. • Use machine learning, natural language processing and other cross-cutting methodologies to enhance human intelligence. Our degree prepares you for careers in a wide range of health care settings. Graduates are quickly employed in positions such as biomedical analysts, medical information analysts, public health informatics scientists and bioinformatics scientists, among others.
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Tempe campus Full time available STEM OPT Extension program
Leverage data and research to improve health outcomes.
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much faster than average job growth expected for data scientists and mathematical science occupations through 2033 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
The College of Health Solutions at Arizona State University translates scientific health research and discovery into practice. Its programs prepare students to address the challenges facing our populations to stay healthy, improve their health, and manage chronic disease — all toward improving health outcomes.
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