Graduate Certificate in Biomedical Informatics

Program Overview

The Ohio State University's graduate certificate in biomedical informatics equips students with core competencies in biomedical informatics through a curriculum of five online courses. Students choose a specialization track and gain proficiency in using informatics technologies to develop innovative solutions in healthcare and research. Upon completion, graduates are prepared for careers in healthcare, biotechnology, academia, and government agencies.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The graduate certificate in biomedical informatics at The Ohio State University provides students with a core curriculum and specialization tracks designed to equip them with basic biomedical informatics competencies. Upon completion, students gain enhanced knowledge and understanding of biomedical informatics theories, principles, and skills. They become proficient in interacting with informatics technologies to develop innovative solutions in biomedical and clinical research and healthcare.

Outline:

The program consists of five courses (15 credit hours), including core coursework (three courses; nine credit hours) and specialization coursework in a focus area of the student's choice (two courses; six credit hours).

Teaching:

The program is taught by faculty members with expertise in biomedical informatics.

Careers:

Potential career paths for graduates include roles in healthcare, biotechnology, academia, and government agencies.