The Master's in Biomedical & Health Informatics program at Case Western Reserve University prepares students to address the growing need for professionals who can manage, integrate, analyze, and interpret large, complex, and varied data sets in healthcare and biomedical research. This program equips graduates with the skills to make informed recommendations that accelerate research, improve clinical care, and shape public health policy. You will learn to work with data from diverse sources such as electronic health records, clinical trials, and cohort studies, and develop the professional skills necessary for leading cross-disciplinary teams.
Graduates of the Master's in Biomedical & Health Informatics program are prepared for a variety of roles across academia, hospitals/health systems, industry, and government. The program supports career growth and prepares students to lead process improvements, advance research, and manage complex data initiatives.
Case Western Reserve University offers various scholarships and need-based aid. Additional financial resources may be found through outside scholarships. For students receiving need-based aid, outside scholarships first reduce self-help (loan and work) awards.
The program is from an accredited US healthcare educator.
Applications are currently being accepted for the Fall 2026 intake.
Students come from diverse backgrounds including Biology, Computer Science, Statistics, Clinical Care, Health and Biomedical Sciences, and Health Care Management and Administration, all requiring a Bachelor's Degree.
Please consult the university's official financial aid website for detailed international tuition rates, as these can vary by program and year.
Graduates are prepared for roles in designing studies, integrating and analyzing data, managing projects, leading process improvements in clinical settings, and advancing research across academia, healthcare systems, industry, and government.
Case Western Reserve University offers various scholarships and need-based aid. Additionally, students can seek outside scholarships, and the university is a member of The Tuition Exchange program for eligible dependents.
You will learn to work with big data in healthcare, develop professional leadership skills, and gain preparation for diverse career roles in the field.