The Bachelor of Science in Health Informatics at George Mason University equips you to navigate the complex intersection of healthcare, technology, and data. In a world demanding more efficient patient care and improved public health outcomes, this undergraduate degree provides the essential interdisciplinary knowledge and practical skills to address critical challenges. You will explore foundational concepts in health sciences, information technology, computer science, data science, and behavioral sciences, preparing you for a dynamic career dedicated to enhancing health services through innovative informatics solutions.
This full-time, on-campus program is structured over four years, guiding you through core coursework in public health, health professions, and essential IT methods. You will delve into health databases, computer programming for health applications, and health data mining, alongside practical experience in process improvement and electronic health records. The curriculum includes an internship preparation seminar and a valuable health administration internship, ensuring you graduate with a robust understanding of health information systems and a clear pathway to roles in healthcare management, data analysis, and health IT.