The following are formal academic and training programs in biomedical, health, and nursing informatics offered by AMIA's Academic Forum Members.
If you are interested in posting your program information on this page and becoming an Academic Forum member, please contact Katy Sidwell, Vice President, Interprofessional Activities.
Master's in Applied Clinical Informatics
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Program Type:
Master’s
Program Format:
Hybrid
Masters in Biomedical and Health Informatics
Case Western Reserve University
Program Type:
Master’s
Program Format:
In-Person
Master's in Biomedical Informatics
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Program Type:
Master’s
Program Format:
In-Person
Master's in Health Informatics
Louisiana Tech University
Program Type:
Master’s
Program Format:
Online
Master's in Health Informatics
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
Program Type:
Master’s
Program Format:
Online
Masters in Healthcare Management and Informatics
Kennesaw State University
Program Type:
Master’s
Program Format:
Hybrid
Masters of Science in Biomedical Informatics – Academic Program
Stanford University
Program Type:
Master’s
Program Format:
In-Person
Masters of Science in Biomedical Informatics – Honors Cooperative Program (HCP)
Stanford University
Program Type:
Master’s
Program Format:
Online
Medical Informatics Home Area
UCLA Health - David Geffen School of Medicine
Program Type:
Doctoral
Program Format:
In-Person
MGH/BWH Clinical Informatics Fellowship
Mass General Brigham
Program Type:
CI Fellowship
Program Format:
In-Person