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Clinical Informatics Masters and Certificate Programs
The program is a joint effort between the University of Maryland Baltimore (UMB) and the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC). The core faculty are practicing physicians from the School of Medicine who are board certified in Clinical Informatics, assisted by other faculty with training in Computer Science, Data Science, and Epidemiology. Our curriculum focuses on biomedical data, clinical processes, and computational systems, which students will apply to the practice of medicine to enhance health outcomes, improve patient care, and strengthen the clinician-patient relationship. The program also covers the latest data science tools, machine learning techniques, and methods for big data processing. Coursework also addresses leadership, professionalism, ethics, bias, and social determinants of health.
Students will enroll in 4 core courses at UMB (12 credits) to complete their
graduate certificate in Clinical Informatics. Students continue their
studies, by completing 3 courses (10 credits) in practical activities at
UMB, and an additional 4 courses at University of Maryland Baltimore County
(12 credits) to complete a graduate certificate in Data Science, for a total
of 34 program credits.
More information about the program.
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We are very excited to announce a new graduate program in Clinical
Informatics at the University of Maryland, starting Fall 2023. We offer a
12-credit Graduate Certificate and a 34-credit Master of Science. All courses
are presented in a hyflex environment, allowing students to complete all
requirements online. Our program was designed to serve a broad range of
healthcare professionals, including physicians, advanced practice providers,
nurses, pharmacists, biologists, computer scientists, and others.