Biomedical Informatics - Master of Science

Ohio State’s Master of Science in Biomedical Informatics will combine your interests in technology and medicine with an education that prepares you for a career as a researcher who makes a difference in health care and how it’s delivered to patients.

As a student, you will learn from College of Medicine and College of Public Health faculty and partner with them on innovative research topics such as big data, artificial intelligence and biostatistics, and their impacts on clinical and population health. You will build a strong foundation in research methods, informatics tools and apply these in a hands-on research experience.


Diverse faculty research

Faculty in the biomedical informatics program experts in the fields of biostatistics, data sciences, computational biology and bioinformatics and clinical and translational informatics. They apply these methods to diverse research interests in medicine and public health.
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Full- and part-time options

Students can complete the program full time in two years or part time in three years. Foundational coursework teaches informatics, epidemiology, research methods and ethics. Electives expand experience in computer science, programming and public health topics.
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Degree requirements

Minimum credit hours: 48 
Prerequisites: Strong background in computer/information science, or life sciences; 3.0 GPA or greater; excellent recommendations; strong personal statement; GRE not required 
Program start: Autumn semester

Deadlines to apply

Dec. 1

Priority deadline

Feb. 1

GTA/GRA consideration deadline

May 15

Regular deadline

 

Program application

Use our application preparation recommendations to prepare your application for the Master of Science program. You’ll submit your application through SOPHAS and a supplemental Ohio State application will follow.

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