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The Masters of Health
Informatics program is now accepting applicants for the Fall 2008
class.
Enrollment will be limited to 10 full-time students and 15 part-time
students.
The program emphasizes the role of informatics trained professionals
as liaisons who brings both a background of medicine as well as
knowledge of information technology to the task of solving health
care problems. The curriculum consists of 32 credits of coursework
that includes:
8 credits of health informatics
4 credits of technology-focused health administration
3 credits of statistics and research design
6 credits of coursework in the student's chosen area of specialization
6 credits of electives
2 credits of Seminar
3 credit Capstone course in which the student will complete a
project directly applicable to their own work environment.
The program has several new features that will make it more friendly
to working health professionals.
- The program is designed to be completed in one calendar
year for full time students and in up to three years for part-time
students.
- Many of the classes will be offered in the late afternoon
and on Saturdays. Classes may also meet monthly or semi-monthly.
Distance learning technologies will facilitate work and class
participation at off-campus locations.
For further Information please explore this website or consult
the contacts listed below
Mailing address:
Mayo Mail Code 511
University of Minnesota
420 Delaware Street S.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Office address:
777 Mayo Memorial Building
420 Delaware St. S.E., Minneapolis, MN
(612) 625-8440 (office); (612) 625-7166 (fax);
Director of Graduate Studies:
Stuart M. Speedie, PhD
(612) 624-4657
speed002@umn.edu
Program Administrative Support:
Doreen Gruebele
777 Mayo Memorial Building
(612) 625-8440
doreen@umn.edu
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