Master of Science (MS) in Biomedical and Health Informatics

The Master of Science in Biomedical and Health Informatics at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine is designed to train professionals in the application of information technology and data science in healthcare and biomedical research. The program integrates concepts from computer science, medicine, public health, and data analytics to improve healthcare systems and patient outcomes. Students learn to manage and analyze large biomedical datasets, develop informatics tools, and apply machine learning techniques to healthcare problems. The curriculum includes coursework in clinical informatics, health data management, bioinformatics, and decision-support systems. The program benefits from collaborations with leading healthcare institutions such as Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals, offering students exposure to real-world healthcare data environments. Students also gain practical experience through research projects and internships in biomedical informatics laboratories. The program prepares graduates for careers in healthcare technology companies, research institutions, hospitals, and government agencies focused on digital health and medical data science.

1. Submit an online application through the Case Western Reserve University graduate admissions portal.
2. Upload academic transcripts and required documentation.
3. Provide a statement of purpose and resume/CV.
4. Submit letters of recommendation.
5. International applicants must submit English proficiency scores.
6. Applications are reviewed by the program admissions committee.
7. Selected applicants may be invited for interviews.
8. Admission decisions are issued by the School of Graduate Studies and the School of Medicine.