This Master of Health Information Management program combines clinical and business aspects of healthcare, focusing on using data to improve patient care quality. You will gain expertise in managing health information systems, ensuring accuracy, completeness, accessibility, and security of patient data. The program equips you with skills in clinical classification, data analytics, health informatics, health systems, and workforce management. It aims to prepare graduates for senior roles in healthcare through management training and professional network development via placements in healthcare agencies.
Graduates are prepared for senior roles within the healthcare sector, equipped with IT skills for managing health information systems, data analysis for reporting and planning, and workforce relationship management attributes.
Information for 2027 courses, including entry requirements and fees, will be available after August 1, 2026. International students can apply year-round, but should check the course page for the most current information before applying.
Course fees depend on the type of place offered, course, eligibility, and financial support. Domestic students may be eligible for Postgraduate Fee Support (up to 25% reduction) and La Trobe alumni may receive an additional reduction. FEE-HELP is available for eligible domestic students to defer payment. 120 credit points represent a full-time annual load.
The qualification is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 9 - Masters Degree.