MSc Health Informatics

The Health Informatics MSc course offered by University College London (UCL) is designed to equip students with specialised knowledge and skills in Health Informatics, empowering them to contribute to improving the health and wellbeing of people globally through the use of information and knowledge. Course Content: This course is a comprehensive programme delivered over a duration of one year full-time or two to five years flexibly. It covers foundational knowledge in health informatics including key concepts and methods, and core health informatics tools and systems. Students will be able to improve their understanding and knowledge of modern computing and health research methods. The course content is designed to help students learn how to manage, evaluate, use and develop health information systems.Key Modules: The course includes modules such as Introduction to Health Informatics, Knowledge Management in Healthcare, Electronic Health Records, and Research Methods in Healthcare. Also, they will complete a research project and dissertation in Health Informatics. Future Careers: On completing this course, students will be ideally suited to progress into health informatics roles in healthcare, pharmaceutical and software companies, and health-related government agencies. Graduates can possibly be employed in a variety of roles such as chief information officers, information managers, knowledge managers, system and database developers, and healthcare and health record managers.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.