Program Overview
What makes the Master of Science in Health Informatics at UT Southwestern unique?
- Expert Faculty
Learn from experts in the field of health informatics.
Our educators possess a unique blend of expertise in clinical practices, research, technology, and health care administration. Their role extends beyond traditional teaching, encompassing research, innovation, and mentorship. They guide students through complex concepts such as health data standards, interoperability, project management, workflow processes and application development. By fostering a deep understanding of these areas, our faculty prepare graduates to tackle real-world challenges, drive advancements in healthcare delivery, and improve patient outcomes.
Learn more about our classroom educators on our MSHI Faculty Page.
- Designed for Working Professionals
Options to pursue the MSHI degree on either a full-time or part-time basis.
- Full-time Degree Program: 2 years to complete
- Part-time Degree Program: 2.5 years to complete
Classes are held in the evenings, with hybrid learning modalities primarily on the campus of UT Southwestern in Dallas, TX.
- Comprehensive Training
- Leadership and professional development
- Technical, hands-on skills instruction
- Real-world problems and case studies
- Mentorship from faculty, guest lecturers, industry experts and program alumni
- Application of learned concepts in a practical capstone research project
At UT Southwestern Medical Center, the brightest minds in science and medicine work side by side, building a healthier future for all of us. Here, innovation takes flight. So do bold thinkers and big dreams. Join us and follow your spark.
