QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY · CANADA
Master of Science in Digital Health and Medical Informatics (Med-i CREATE)
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
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Master's
Level
- Identify high-impact problems in medical informatics.Innovation
- Develop strong problem-formulation and research methods.Problem Solving
- Gain comprehensive knowledge in computing and health sciences.Knowledge Base
- Engage in interdisciplinary teams to develop tech solutions for health.Collaboration
- Cultivate professional, leadership, and communication skills.Professional Development
- Promote EDI awareness in health informatics.EDI Focus
The Master of Science in Digital Health and Medical Informatics (Med-i CREATE) program leverages computing sciences to revolutionize healthcare. This program focuses on identifying impactful problems in medical informatics, developing critical problem-solving skills, and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration. You will gain knowledge in computing, health, mathematics, and medical informatics, while working with professionals to create computer science solutions for health challenges. The program also emphasizes the development of professional and leadership skills, including ethics, communication, and team management, alongside an awareness and promotion of equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) principles within the field.
Curriculum
The curriculum is designed to provide a robust foundation in both computing and health sciences, with a strong emphasis on practical application and research. Students will engage with complex projects and develop solutions for real-world health challenges.
- Year 1
- Year 2
Careers
Graduates are prepared for a range of roles where computational expertise meets healthcare needs. The program aims to equip students with skills to lead innovation in the rapidly evolving digital health landscape.
- Health Informatician
- Data Scientist (Healthcare)
- Digital Health Specialist
- Medical Data Analyst
- Clinical Informatics Researcher
- AI/ML Engineer (Healthcare)
Frequently asked questions
- What are the academic entry requirements for the Med-i CREATE program?
- Applicants need a four-year undergraduate degree in a relevant field such as Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, or a health-related discipline with a strong computational component. Specific academic requirements may vary, so direct contact with the program is encouraged for detailed information.
- What career paths can I pursue after graduating from the Med-i CREATE program?
- Graduates are prepared for roles where computational expertise meets healthcare needs. Potential careers include Health Informatician, Data Scientist (Healthcare), Digital Health Specialist, Medical Data Analyst, Clinical Informatics Researcher, and AI/ML Engineer (Healthcare).
- How do international students apply to the Med-i CREATE program?
- International applicants should follow the standard Queen's University graduate admission process. This involves reviewing program details, checking admission requirements, preparing documents like transcripts and a statement of purpose, submitting an online application, and providing proof of English language proficiency if applicable.
- Are there any scholarships available for Med-i CREATE trainees?
- Yes, Med-i CREATE Trainee Grants are available to cover costs associated with research and hiring summer students. Details on application and eligibility for these research grants are provided through the program.
- When does the Med-i CREATE program typically start?
- The program typically starts in September. The application period generally opens in the Fall for the following academic year, with decision notifications usually released in the Spring.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's DegreeA four-year undergraduate degree in a relevant field, such as Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, or a health-related discipline with a strong computational component.
Specific academic requirements may vary. Applicants are encouraged to contact the program directly for detailed information.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees for international students are not specified on the program page.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees for domestic students are not specified on the program page.
LivingEstimated living costs are not provided on the program page.
Please refer to the Queen's University general graduate studies section for potential fee structures and living cost estimates. International applicants should confirm specific fees and funding opportunities.
How to apply
1. Review Program DetailsFamiliarize yourself with the Med-i CREATE program's specific focus, research areas, and faculty expertise.
2. Check Admission RequirementsEnsure you meet the academic and any prerequisite requirements. Contact the program coordinator for clarification.
3. Prepare Application DocumentsGather transcripts, letters of recommendation, statement of purpose, and any other required materials as per Queen's University graduate admissions.
4. Submit Online ApplicationComplete the online application form through the Queen's University Faculty of Graduate Studies portal.
5. English Proficiency ProofIf your prior education was not in English, provide evidence of English language proficiency (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL scores) meeting Queen's University standards.
6. Await DecisionApplications are reviewed by the program admissions committee. Successful candidates will be contacted with an offer of admission.
Scholarships
Med-i CREATE Trainee GrantsCovers costs associated with research and hiring summer students.
Accreditation
This program is offered by Queen's University, a recognized institution.
Frequently asked questions
What are the academic entry requirements for the Med-i CREATE program?
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Applicants need a four-year undergraduate degree in a relevant field such as Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, or a health-related discipline with a strong computational component. Specific academic requirements may vary, so direct contact with the program is encouraged for detailed information.
What career paths can I pursue after graduating from the Med-i CREATE program?
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Graduates are prepared for roles where computational expertise meets healthcare needs. Potential careers include Health Informatician, Data Scientist (Healthcare), Digital Health Specialist, Medical Data Analyst, Clinical Informatics Researcher, and AI/ML Engineer (Healthcare).
How do international students apply to the Med-i CREATE program?
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International applicants should follow the standard Queen's University graduate admission process. This involves reviewing program details, checking admission requirements, preparing documents like transcripts and a statement of purpose, submitting an online application, and providing proof of English language proficiency if applicable.
Are there any scholarships available for Med-i CREATE trainees?
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Yes, Med-i CREATE Trainee Grants are available to cover costs associated with research and hiring summer students. Details on application and eligibility for these research grants are provided through the program.
When does the Med-i CREATE program typically start?
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The program typically starts in September. The application period generally opens in the Fall for the following academic year, with decision notifications usually released in the Spring.