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A physician-specific curriculum covers programming, databases, imaging, information systems and security. The degree may contribute to the German Zusatzbezeichnung Medizinische Informatik, but recognition depends on the relevant state medical chamber.
Qualification
M.Sc. Medizinische Informatik (90 ECTS)
Delivery
Predominantly online, with 3–4 days in Berlin per semester
Duration
5 semesters; a slower, flexible pace is available
Language
German
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$15,173About €13,055 in course and current enrolment fees (€2,550 + €61 per semester for 5 semesters); travel and accommodation extraCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
A medical degree plus normally at least one year of relevant professional experience; chamber requirements apply separately
Application status
The October 2026 cohort has started; the published application deadline was 20 September 2026. Next intake not yet announced
Coding intensity
Hightwo programming modules, databases and an optional web-engineering project
Designed for health professionals and available part-time or on a flexible modular basis. It combines health systems, technical skills, informatics, analytics and leadership.
Qualification
MSc, PGDip or PGCert Health Informatics
Delivery
Blended, with online study and three-day teaching blocks in London and Manchester
Duration
1 year full-time, 2 years part-time or up to 5 years flexible
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$22,730–US$55,202Full-time MSc tuition: £16,800 for UK students or £40,800 for overseas students (2027/28); part-time fees are charged annually and may increase; campus travel and accommodation extraCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Medicine is an accepted degree; applicants with relevant professional experience may also be considered
Application status
September 2027 entry listed; application deadlines are not yet confirmed
Coding intensity
Moderateinformation engineering, analytics, standards and interoperability; no coding background is stated for entry
Healthcare entrants receive bridging study in computer and systems science before progressing to clinical-system design, requirements engineering, standards, data science and evaluation.
Qualification
Joint master’s (120 ECTS) with Master of Medical Science and Master of Science titles
Delivery
Full-time, daytime and on campus in Solna
Duration
2 years (4 semesters)
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$0–US$34,550No tuition for EU/EEA or Swiss citizens; otherwise SEK 330,000 tuition plus a SEK 900 application feeCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
A healthcare professional degree of at least 180 ECTS is accepted, subject to the stated English requirement
Application status
Autumn 2027 entry announced; application deadline 15 January 2027
Coding intensity
Moderatehealthcare entrants take 15 ECTS of computer and systems science, followed by data science
A broad applied-digital-health course spanning clinical tools, AI, diagnostics, implementation, ethics, economics and evaluation rather than a narrowly technical medical-informatics degree.
Qualification
MSc Applied Digital Health
Delivery
Full-time and on campus in Oxford
Duration
12 months
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$65,120£48,130 tuition for home or overseas students (2027/28); living costs and an estimated £50–£250+ in project expenses are extraCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Medicine is listed as a relevant background, and no pre-existing digital-health knowledge is assumed
Application status
Open for October 2027 entry; final deadline 1 December 2026 at 12:00 midday UK time
Coding intensity
Moderateprogramming for data analysis is taught, but no pre-existing knowledge is assumed
Best suited to clinicians moving towards CCIO, CMIO, transformation or health-IT leadership roles while continuing in an eligible NHS post.
Qualification
PGDip or MSc Digital Health Leadership
Delivery
Part-time hybrid, with online learning and residential leadership forums in the UK
Duration
1 year for the PGDip or 2 years for the MSc
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
US$0 · funded PGDip£0 tuition for the NHS-sponsored PGDip; the optional MSc dissertation year is self-funded, with no amount published on the course pageCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Physicians must be employed by an NHS organisation or commissioned service in England and meet the academic or experience requirements
Application status
October 2027 entry listed; contact the programme team or register interest for application details
Coding intensity
Lowleadership, transformation and information systems are emphasised; no programming module is listed
Covers digital therapeutics, AI and LLMs, wearables, digital biomarkers and business models in a part-time format that explicitly targets medical doctors.
Qualification
CAS Digital Health: Therapeutics (15 ECTS; 25 SIWF/ISFM credits for physicians)
Delivery
Online, with two in-person workshops
Duration
12 months, part-time
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$17,177CHF 13,900; hotel and other additional costs are excludedCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Medical doctors are an explicitly named target audience
Application status
Open; apply between 31 August and 22 November 2026
Coding intensity
Lowparticipants evaluate and design digital interventions, but no programming module is listed
This is the professional-recognition route in Germany. The federal model combines medical practice, formal informatics study and supervised practical or project experience, but each Landesärztekammer controls recognition.
Qualification
Regulated physician additional designation rather than a university degree
Delivery
Varies by chamber and provider; the model curriculum permits blended learning
Duration
At least 12 months for the 240-hour course, plus medical-practice and informatics-practice requirements
Language
German
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$7,554About €6,500 for all 10 course modules at one current provider; chamber, examination and practical-pathway costs may varyCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Physicians must meet the legally binding requirements of their own state medical chamber
Application status
No single application cycle; contact the relevant chamber and an approved course provider
Coding intensity
Variesthe model curriculum includes applied informatics, documentation and IT systems; provider details differ
Sztuczna inteligencja w sektorze medycznym combines clinical AI, medical data and interoperability standards. A focused continuing-education option for clinicians interested in implementation.
Weekend hybrid: 40 hours online and 120 hours in person in Kraków
Duration
2 semesters
Language
Polish
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$2,397–US$2,478PLN 8,900 paid upfront or PLN 9,200 in semester instalments; the PLN 100 registration payment is credited towards tuitionCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Medical degrees accepted; a clinical track is designed for doctors of all specialties
Application status
Registration listed for a 24 October 2026 start; admission and course launch require provider confirmation
Coding intensity
Lowno programming or advanced mathematical prerequisites; practical use and evaluation of AI tools
Sztuczna inteligencja i robotyka w medycynie focuses on clinical AI, imaging and medical robotics, with practical laboratories and technology evaluation.
Weekend hybrid: online teaching and practical sessions in Zabrze, with Silesian University of Technology
Duration
2 semesters; October 2026–May 2027 timetable published
Language
Polish
Estimated cost (USD)
US$0 · funded placeNo tuition for participants admitted under the funded project; travel and accommodation extraCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
A university degree, current work in an eligible biomedical or healthcare role, and at least one year of biomedical-sector experience; practising medical professionals are eligible
Application status
The 2026/27 cohort has started and selection results are published. No new application window confirmed
Coding intensity
Moderatemedical-data analysis and practical AI/robotics laboratories; confirm expected programming preparation
Supports clinicians moving into health-IT projects, requirements, interoperability and information-system management while continuing to work.
Qualification
Master of Arts (Continuing Education), 120 ECTS
Delivery
Online and asynchronous, part-time; no compulsory campus attendance
Duration
5 semesters; provider estimates 10–15 study hours per week
Language
German, with some English learning materials
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$17,433€15,000 tuition (€3,000 per semester for 5 semesters)Cost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Doctors and other health professionals explicitly welcomed; university degree, at least three years of relevant experience and admission interview required
Application status
The listed cohort started on 14 September 2026. A next intake or late-admission place is not confirmed; contact admissions
Coding intensity
Moderateapplied computing, databases and SQL; designed for professionals without an informatics degree
Connects medical records, decision support, information governance and implementation with clinical experience and a research dissertation.
Qualification
MSc Healthcare Informatics, 90 ECTS (NFQ Level 9)
Delivery
Full-time, on campus in Dublin; some modules offer online delivery
Duration
1 year
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$14,144–US$34,976 / yearPublished annual tuition: €12,170 EU or €30,095 non-EU; fees may changeCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Targets medical practitioners and allied professionals; normally requires an NFQ Level 8 degree, with an experience-based admission route also available
Application status
September 2026 entry is closed; applications for September 2027 are available. Confirm the deadline with admissions
Coding intensity
Moderatehealth-data standards and AI, with options including R programming and data mining
A technical route from medicine into clinical informatics, with computing foundations available through the pre-master and tracks in AI for Health or Sustainable eHealth Solutions.
Qualification
MSc Medical Informatics, 120 ECTS; possible pre-master of up to 30 ECTS
Delivery
Full-time at Amsterdam UMC; pre-master includes in-person teaching and examinations
Duration
2 years, plus up to 1 semester of bridging study; some February-start track choices can extend study
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$3,131–US$30,101 / year2026/27 annual MSc tuition: €2,694 if eligible for statutory fees; otherwise €23,500 for a second Dutch degree or €25,900 non-EEA. Pre-master fees extra; later annual rates may changeCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Medicine graduates can apply through individual pre-master assessment; bridging requirements and English proficiency apply. A medical degree does not guarantee direct MSc entry
Application status
February 2027 pre-master deadlines have passed. Published September-entry deadlines are 1 March for visa applicants and 15 May for Dutch/EEA applicants without visa needs; confirm the 2027 cycle while the page is being updated
Coding intensity
HighPython, R and databases in bridging study, followed by medical data science and analysis
The medicine and science faculties combine clinical records, terminology, standards and health-information systems. Formerly listed as Medical Informatics (Informática Médica).
Qualification
Mestrado em Informática da Saúde, 120 ECTS
Delivery
University-based study in Porto; full-time and part-time enrolment available
Duration
2 years (4 semesters) full-time; longer part-time
Language
Portuguese
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$1,511–US$5,230 / year2026/27 annual full-time tuition: €1,300 national/EU, €4,500 international or €2,475 international CPLP; part-time fees depend on creditsCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Life- and health-science degrees or equivalents accepted; doctors, nurses and other health professionals are explicitly named in the course description
Application status
The next application window is not confirmed; contact the programme team for the latest intake and deadlines
Coding intensity
Moderatehealth-data systems, decision support and medical-image processing; confirm programming prerequisites
Combines clinical informatics with 240 hours of practical experience. The online schedule supports working clinicians, although the university classifies enrolment as full-time.
Qualification
MS Applied Clinical Informatics (36 credits)
Delivery
Online, with live weekly classes and scheduled virtual sessions
Duration
21 months; five terms with a fixed cohort schedule
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$69,662Estimated US$69,662 tuition across both years using the published 2026/27 cost table; student fees and any required insurance extraCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Designed for physicians and other healthcare professionals; no computer-science degree required; two years of relevant experience preferred
Application status
Annual cycle opens 1 August; early deadline 15 February and final deadline 15 May. Confirm the entry year with admissions
Coding intensity
Moderateclinical data analysis, informatics methods and a workplace capstone
Offered with the Feinberg School of Medicine, with Clinical Informatics and Healthcare AI and Digital Innovation specialisations. The part-time format supports study alongside clinical work.
Qualification
MS Health Informatics (12 courses)
Delivery
Online, part-time
Duration
Usually 2–3 years; up to 5 years permitted
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$63,192Estimated US$63,192 including technology fees at 2026/27 rates; books and other materials extra; rates reviewed annuallyCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent; clinical experience is welcomed; international qualifications require evaluation
Application status
Next advertised application deadline: 15 October; confirm the intended entry term
Coding intensity
Moderateapplied AI and analytics concepts, clinical systems and decision support; depth depends on specialisation
A flexible route into digital health, data science or leadership. Concentrations cover health data science, consumer and mobile health, and leadership.
Qualification
MS Health Informatics (38 credit hours)
Delivery
Fully online, asynchronous
Duration
30 months
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$28,500US$28,500 tuition (38 credits × US$750); any additional fees and materials extraCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Accepts applicants from clinical backgrounds, subject to the university’s graduate admission requirements
Application status
Apply by 1 November 2026 for classes starting 11 January 2027
Coding intensity
Moderatedata management and analysis; the Health Data Science concentration adds technical depth
A technical route for clinicians who want to work with health information systems. Preparatory labs support computing foundations; additional concentrations cover applied data analytics or health information management.
Qualification
MS Health Informatics (32 units; optional concentrations require additional study)
Delivery
Online, part-time; a separate campus route is also available
Duration
As few as 16 months for the core degree
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$22,580Published part-time estimate: US$22,580 at 2026/27 tuition and fee rates for the core degree; concentrations or thesis study add units and costCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Designed for IT and healthcare professionals; graduate admission and computing preparation are assessed individually
Application status
Rolling admissions; confirm the next online start date and its document deadline with MET admissions
Coding intensity
Highprogramming in Java or Python, systems analysis and technical health-information-system coursework
Combines clinical systems, informatics, evaluation and organisational study with a six-credit capstone or internship. The part-time route allows a slower pace alongside practice.
Qualification
MS Health and Clinical Informatics, non-thesis route (49 quarter credits)
Delivery
Online; full-time or part-time
Duration
Typically 2 years full-time; up to 6 years part-time
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
USD estimate unavailableCurrent total not confirmed. Tuition is assessed in US dollars by residency and enrolment; use the official 2026/27 fee book or request an individual estimateCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Bachelor’s degree and minimum 3.0 GPA; medical backgrounds are relevant, but the master’s route requires computer-programming preparation
Application status
Programme listed with a 2026/27 admissions calendar; confirm the next non-thesis intake and deadline with admissions
Coding intensity
Moderatecomputer science and research methods are required; programming preparation is an entry requirement
Brings together medicine, business, ethics and technology for clinicians moving into digital-health leadership. Regular attendance at Stanford is required.
Qualification
MS Clinical Informatics Management (MCiM)
Delivery
Campus classes every other Friday and Saturday, supplemented by online work
Duration
12 months; full-time academic enrolment with a schedule designed for working professionals
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$86,625Estimated US$86,625 tuition for the 2026/27 cohort; campus travel, accommodation, university fees and insurance extra. Later-cohort fees may changeCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Welcomes healthcare professionals; a bachelor’s degree or international equivalent and evidence of academic readiness are required
Application status
Applications for June 2027 entry open 15 September 2026; round 1 closes 9 November 2026 and round 2 closes 11 January 2027
Coding intensity
Variesmanagement-focused digital innovation; confirm the technical requirements of the current curriculum
Focuses on EHRs, healthcare standards, quality improvement and implementation. Includes practical work with an informatics preceptor; the applied track does not sponsor F-1 student visas.
Qualification
MS Biomedical Informatics, Applied Track (39 semester credits)
Delivery
Fully online; full-time or part-time, with a practicum
Duration
39 credits at the selected study pace; part-time students may take up to 8 years
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$10,140–US$43,524Tuition at 2026/27 rates: US$10,140 for Texas residents or US$43,524 for non-residents (39 credits). Web delivery, semester, practicum and other fees extraCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Bachelor’s degree or higher, or US-equivalent international qualification; individual graduate review and English requirements apply
Application status
Published deadlines: 1 November for spring, 1 March for summer and 1 July for fall; confirm the upcoming intake in GradCAS
Coding intensity
Moderateapplied data management, workflow modelling and health-information visualisation
A route into health-system leadership and informatics with a substantial industry placement. The regular MHI requires full-time study and has no part-time option.
Qualification
Master of Health Informatics (MHI)
Delivery
Full-time cohort study in Toronto, including a full-time professional practicum
Duration
16 months, including a 4-month practicum
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$7,442–US$38,450 / yearAnnual 2026/27 tuition: C$10,270 domestic or C$53,060 international, plus incidental fees. These are annual rates, not the total for the 16-month degreeCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Related four-year degree, including health sciences or regulated health professions; B+ in the final academic year and English proficiency
Application status
Applications open 23 September 2026 and close 3 January 2027
Coding intensity
Moderatesystems analysis, data governance, interoperability and decision analysis
Offers Analytics and Hospital Management specialisations with a capstone. Clinicians can combine clinical decision support, implementation and informatics with technical foundations.
Qualification
MSc Biomedical Informatics by coursework (40 units)
Delivery
Scheduled classes in Singapore; full-time or part-time
Duration
1 year full-time or 2 years part-time
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$55,722S$70,595 total tuition including GST for 2027/28 entrants, before eligible rebates; compulsory semester fees are extraCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
MBBS explicitly accepted; health-science and other specified honours degrees also qualify; admission is competitive
Application status
August 2027 intake: apply from 1 October 2026 to 2 February 2027
Coding intensity
Moderatesoftware-development fundamentals and medical-data processing are core; analytics electives add algorithms, AI and statistics
A shorter route for experienced clinicians implementing digital services. Covers virtual care, information management and organisational change, with a pathway to further health-administration study.
Qualification
Graduate Certificate in Digital Health Management
Delivery
Part-time; in-person and online modes listed — confirm attendance for the chosen intake
Duration
1 year
Language
English
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$7,744Indicative A$10,750 full-fee tuition for the one-year part-time course at 2026 ratesCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent plus at least two years of postgraduate work in health or aged care; domestic students only
Application status
March and July starts listed; confirm the next available intake and application deadline through SATAC
Coding intensity
Lowpublished modules focus on digital health, virtual care, informatics and strategic management; no programming module listed
A Latin American medical-informatics degree developed with Heidelberg and Heilbronn partners, covering information management and computer-assisted diagnosis and treatment.
Qualification
Magíster en Informática Médica (120 credits)
Delivery
Teaching in Santiago with substantial independent study; some classes may be in evenings or on Saturdays
Duration
2 years / 4 semesters; approximately 50 hours of study per week
Language
Spanish and English, depending on the course
Estimated cost (USD)
≈ US$19,9262026 tuition: 455 UF for the complete programme, plus indicative registration of CLP 243,900. UF is Chile’s inflation-indexed unit; peso cost changesCost source ↗
Physician eligibility
Doctors and other health professionals with the required degree are explicitly eligible, alongside technical and scientific graduates
Application status
Next intake announced for March 2028; admissions are every two years. The next application window is not yet published
Coding intensity
Highsoftware engineering, databases and computational diagnostic or information-management study
A physician-specific curriculum covers programming, databases, imaging, information systems and security. The degree may contribute to the German Zusatzbezeichnung Medizinische Informatik, but recognition depends on the relevant state medical chamber.
M.Sc. Medizinische Informatik (90 ECTS)
Predominantly online, with 3–4 days in Berlin per semester
5 semesters; a slower, flexible pace is available
German
≈ US$15,173About €13,055 in course and current enrolment fees (€2,550 + €61 per semester for 5 semesters); travel and accommodation extraCost source ↗
A medical degree plus normally at least one year of relevant professional experience; chamber requirements apply separately
The October 2026 cohort has started; the published application deadline was 20 September 2026. Next intake not yet announced
Hightwo programming modules, databases and an optional web-engineering project
Designed for health professionals and available part-time or on a flexible modular basis. It combines health systems, technical skills, informatics, analytics and leadership.
MSc, PGDip or PGCert Health Informatics
Blended, with online study and three-day teaching blocks in London and Manchester
1 year full-time, 2 years part-time or up to 5 years flexible
English
≈ US$22,730–US$55,202Full-time MSc tuition: £16,800 for UK students or £40,800 for overseas students (2027/28); part-time fees are charged annually and may increase; campus travel and accommodation extraCost source ↗
Medicine is an accepted degree; applicants with relevant professional experience may also be considered
September 2027 entry listed; application deadlines are not yet confirmed
Moderateinformation engineering, analytics, standards and interoperability; no coding background is stated for entry
Healthcare entrants receive bridging study in computer and systems science before progressing to clinical-system design, requirements engineering, standards, data science and evaluation.
Joint master’s (120 ECTS) with Master of Medical Science and Master of Science titles
Full-time, daytime and on campus in Solna
2 years (4 semesters)
English
≈ US$0–US$34,550No tuition for EU/EEA or Swiss citizens; otherwise SEK 330,000 tuition plus a SEK 900 application feeCost source ↗
A healthcare professional degree of at least 180 ECTS is accepted, subject to the stated English requirement
Autumn 2027 entry announced; application deadline 15 January 2027
Moderatehealthcare entrants take 15 ECTS of computer and systems science, followed by data science
A broad applied-digital-health course spanning clinical tools, AI, diagnostics, implementation, ethics, economics and evaluation rather than a narrowly technical medical-informatics degree.
MSc Applied Digital Health
Full-time and on campus in Oxford
12 months
English
≈ US$65,120£48,130 tuition for home or overseas students (2027/28); living costs and an estimated £50–£250+ in project expenses are extraCost source ↗
Medicine is listed as a relevant background, and no pre-existing digital-health knowledge is assumed
Open for October 2027 entry; final deadline 1 December 2026 at 12:00 midday UK time
Moderateprogramming for data analysis is taught, but no pre-existing knowledge is assumed
Best suited to clinicians moving towards CCIO, CMIO, transformation or health-IT leadership roles while continuing in an eligible NHS post.
PGDip or MSc Digital Health Leadership
Part-time hybrid, with online learning and residential leadership forums in the UK
1 year for the PGDip or 2 years for the MSc
English
US$0 · funded PGDip£0 tuition for the NHS-sponsored PGDip; the optional MSc dissertation year is self-funded, with no amount published on the course pageCost source ↗
Physicians must be employed by an NHS organisation or commissioned service in England and meet the academic or experience requirements
October 2027 entry listed; contact the programme team or register interest for application details
Lowleadership, transformation and information systems are emphasised; no programming module is listed
Covers digital therapeutics, AI and LLMs, wearables, digital biomarkers and business models in a part-time format that explicitly targets medical doctors.
CAS Digital Health: Therapeutics (15 ECTS; 25 SIWF/ISFM credits for physicians)
Online, with two in-person workshops
12 months, part-time
English
≈ US$17,177CHF 13,900; hotel and other additional costs are excludedCost source ↗
Medical doctors are an explicitly named target audience
Open; apply between 31 August and 22 November 2026
Lowparticipants evaluate and design digital interventions, but no programming module is listed
This is the professional-recognition route in Germany. The federal model combines medical practice, formal informatics study and supervised practical or project experience, but each Landesärztekammer controls recognition.
Regulated physician additional designation rather than a university degree
Varies by chamber and provider; the model curriculum permits blended learning
At least 12 months for the 240-hour course, plus medical-practice and informatics-practice requirements
German
≈ US$7,554About €6,500 for all 10 course modules at one current provider; chamber, examination and practical-pathway costs may varyCost source ↗
Physicians must meet the legally binding requirements of their own state medical chamber
No single application cycle; contact the relevant chamber and an approved course provider
Variesthe model curriculum includes applied informatics, documentation and IT systems; provider details differ
Sztuczna inteligencja w sektorze medycznym combines clinical AI, medical data and interoperability standards. A focused continuing-education option for clinicians interested in implementation.
Weekend hybrid: 40 hours online and 120 hours in person in Kraków
2 semesters
Polish
≈ US$2,397–US$2,478PLN 8,900 paid upfront or PLN 9,200 in semester instalments; the PLN 100 registration payment is credited towards tuitionCost source ↗
Medical degrees accepted; a clinical track is designed for doctors of all specialties
Registration listed for a 24 October 2026 start; admission and course launch require provider confirmation
Lowno programming or advanced mathematical prerequisites; practical use and evaluation of AI tools
Sztuczna inteligencja i robotyka w medycynie focuses on clinical AI, imaging and medical robotics, with practical laboratories and technology evaluation.
Weekend hybrid: online teaching and practical sessions in Zabrze, with Silesian University of Technology
2 semesters; October 2026–May 2027 timetable published
Polish
US$0 · funded placeNo tuition for participants admitted under the funded project; travel and accommodation extraCost source ↗
A university degree, current work in an eligible biomedical or healthcare role, and at least one year of biomedical-sector experience; practising medical professionals are eligible
The 2026/27 cohort has started and selection results are published. No new application window confirmed
Moderatemedical-data analysis and practical AI/robotics laboratories; confirm expected programming preparation
Supports clinicians moving into health-IT projects, requirements, interoperability and information-system management while continuing to work.
Master of Arts (Continuing Education), 120 ECTS
Online and asynchronous, part-time; no compulsory campus attendance
5 semesters; provider estimates 10–15 study hours per week
German, with some English learning materials
≈ US$17,433€15,000 tuition (€3,000 per semester for 5 semesters)Cost source ↗
Doctors and other health professionals explicitly welcomed; university degree, at least three years of relevant experience and admission interview required
The listed cohort started on 14 September 2026. A next intake or late-admission place is not confirmed; contact admissions
Moderateapplied computing, databases and SQL; designed for professionals without an informatics degree
Connects medical records, decision support, information governance and implementation with clinical experience and a research dissertation.
MSc Healthcare Informatics, 90 ECTS (NFQ Level 9)
Full-time, on campus in Dublin; some modules offer online delivery
1 year
English
≈ US$14,144–US$34,976 / yearPublished annual tuition: €12,170 EU or €30,095 non-EU; fees may changeCost source ↗
Targets medical practitioners and allied professionals; normally requires an NFQ Level 8 degree, with an experience-based admission route also available
September 2026 entry is closed; applications for September 2027 are available. Confirm the deadline with admissions
Moderatehealth-data standards and AI, with options including R programming and data mining
A technical route from medicine into clinical informatics, with computing foundations available through the pre-master and tracks in AI for Health or Sustainable eHealth Solutions.
MSc Medical Informatics, 120 ECTS; possible pre-master of up to 30 ECTS
Full-time at Amsterdam UMC; pre-master includes in-person teaching and examinations
2 years, plus up to 1 semester of bridging study; some February-start track choices can extend study
English
≈ US$3,131–US$30,101 / year2026/27 annual MSc tuition: €2,694 if eligible for statutory fees; otherwise €23,500 for a second Dutch degree or €25,900 non-EEA. Pre-master fees extra; later annual rates may changeCost source ↗
Medicine graduates can apply through individual pre-master assessment; bridging requirements and English proficiency apply. A medical degree does not guarantee direct MSc entry
February 2027 pre-master deadlines have passed. Published September-entry deadlines are 1 March for visa applicants and 15 May for Dutch/EEA applicants without visa needs; confirm the 2027 cycle while the page is being updated
HighPython, R and databases in bridging study, followed by medical data science and analysis
The medicine and science faculties combine clinical records, terminology, standards and health-information systems. Formerly listed as Medical Informatics (Informática Médica).
Mestrado em Informática da Saúde, 120 ECTS
University-based study in Porto; full-time and part-time enrolment available
2 years (4 semesters) full-time; longer part-time
Portuguese
≈ US$1,511–US$5,230 / year2026/27 annual full-time tuition: €1,300 national/EU, €4,500 international or €2,475 international CPLP; part-time fees depend on creditsCost source ↗
Life- and health-science degrees or equivalents accepted; doctors, nurses and other health professionals are explicitly named in the course description
The next application window is not confirmed; contact the programme team for the latest intake and deadlines
Moderatehealth-data systems, decision support and medical-image processing; confirm programming prerequisites
Combines clinical informatics with 240 hours of practical experience. The online schedule supports working clinicians, although the university classifies enrolment as full-time.
MS Applied Clinical Informatics (36 credits)
Online, with live weekly classes and scheduled virtual sessions
21 months; five terms with a fixed cohort schedule
English
≈ US$69,662Estimated US$69,662 tuition across both years using the published 2026/27 cost table; student fees and any required insurance extraCost source ↗
Designed for physicians and other healthcare professionals; no computer-science degree required; two years of relevant experience preferred
Annual cycle opens 1 August; early deadline 15 February and final deadline 15 May. Confirm the entry year with admissions
Moderateclinical data analysis, informatics methods and a workplace capstone
Offered with the Feinberg School of Medicine, with Clinical Informatics and Healthcare AI and Digital Innovation specialisations. The part-time format supports study alongside clinical work.
MS Health Informatics (12 courses)
Online, part-time
Usually 2–3 years; up to 5 years permitted
English
≈ US$63,192Estimated US$63,192 including technology fees at 2026/27 rates; books and other materials extra; rates reviewed annuallyCost source ↗
Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent; clinical experience is welcomed; international qualifications require evaluation
Next advertised application deadline: 15 October; confirm the intended entry term
Moderateapplied AI and analytics concepts, clinical systems and decision support; depth depends on specialisation
A flexible route into digital health, data science or leadership. Concentrations cover health data science, consumer and mobile health, and leadership.
MS Health Informatics (38 credit hours)
Fully online, asynchronous
30 months
English
≈ US$28,500US$28,500 tuition (38 credits × US$750); any additional fees and materials extraCost source ↗
Accepts applicants from clinical backgrounds, subject to the university’s graduate admission requirements
Apply by 1 November 2026 for classes starting 11 January 2027
Moderatedata management and analysis; the Health Data Science concentration adds technical depth
A technical route for clinicians who want to work with health information systems. Preparatory labs support computing foundations; additional concentrations cover applied data analytics or health information management.
MS Health Informatics (32 units; optional concentrations require additional study)
Online, part-time; a separate campus route is also available
As few as 16 months for the core degree
English
≈ US$22,580Published part-time estimate: US$22,580 at 2026/27 tuition and fee rates for the core degree; concentrations or thesis study add units and costCost source ↗
Designed for IT and healthcare professionals; graduate admission and computing preparation are assessed individually
Rolling admissions; confirm the next online start date and its document deadline with MET admissions
Highprogramming in Java or Python, systems analysis and technical health-information-system coursework
Combines clinical systems, informatics, evaluation and organisational study with a six-credit capstone or internship. The part-time route allows a slower pace alongside practice.
MS Health and Clinical Informatics, non-thesis route (49 quarter credits)
Online; full-time or part-time
Typically 2 years full-time; up to 6 years part-time
English
USD estimate unavailableCurrent total not confirmed. Tuition is assessed in US dollars by residency and enrolment; use the official 2026/27 fee book or request an individual estimateCost source ↗
Bachelor’s degree and minimum 3.0 GPA; medical backgrounds are relevant, but the master’s route requires computer-programming preparation
Programme listed with a 2026/27 admissions calendar; confirm the next non-thesis intake and deadline with admissions
Moderatecomputer science and research methods are required; programming preparation is an entry requirement
Brings together medicine, business, ethics and technology for clinicians moving into digital-health leadership. Regular attendance at Stanford is required.
MS Clinical Informatics Management (MCiM)
Campus classes every other Friday and Saturday, supplemented by online work
12 months; full-time academic enrolment with a schedule designed for working professionals
English
≈ US$86,625Estimated US$86,625 tuition for the 2026/27 cohort; campus travel, accommodation, university fees and insurance extra. Later-cohort fees may changeCost source ↗
Welcomes healthcare professionals; a bachelor’s degree or international equivalent and evidence of academic readiness are required
Applications for June 2027 entry open 15 September 2026; round 1 closes 9 November 2026 and round 2 closes 11 January 2027
Variesmanagement-focused digital innovation; confirm the technical requirements of the current curriculum
Focuses on EHRs, healthcare standards, quality improvement and implementation. Includes practical work with an informatics preceptor; the applied track does not sponsor F-1 student visas.
MS Biomedical Informatics, Applied Track (39 semester credits)
Fully online; full-time or part-time, with a practicum
39 credits at the selected study pace; part-time students may take up to 8 years
English
≈ US$10,140–US$43,524Tuition at 2026/27 rates: US$10,140 for Texas residents or US$43,524 for non-residents (39 credits). Web delivery, semester, practicum and other fees extraCost source ↗
Bachelor’s degree or higher, or US-equivalent international qualification; individual graduate review and English requirements apply
Published deadlines: 1 November for spring, 1 March for summer and 1 July for fall; confirm the upcoming intake in GradCAS
Moderateapplied data management, workflow modelling and health-information visualisation
A route into health-system leadership and informatics with a substantial industry placement. The regular MHI requires full-time study and has no part-time option.
Master of Health Informatics (MHI)
Full-time cohort study in Toronto, including a full-time professional practicum
16 months, including a 4-month practicum
English
≈ US$7,442–US$38,450 / yearAnnual 2026/27 tuition: C$10,270 domestic or C$53,060 international, plus incidental fees. These are annual rates, not the total for the 16-month degreeCost source ↗
Related four-year degree, including health sciences or regulated health professions; B+ in the final academic year and English proficiency
Applications open 23 September 2026 and close 3 January 2027
Moderatesystems analysis, data governance, interoperability and decision analysis
Offers Analytics and Hospital Management specialisations with a capstone. Clinicians can combine clinical decision support, implementation and informatics with technical foundations.
MSc Biomedical Informatics by coursework (40 units)
Scheduled classes in Singapore; full-time or part-time
1 year full-time or 2 years part-time
English
≈ US$55,722S$70,595 total tuition including GST for 2027/28 entrants, before eligible rebates; compulsory semester fees are extraCost source ↗
MBBS explicitly accepted; health-science and other specified honours degrees also qualify; admission is competitive
August 2027 intake: apply from 1 October 2026 to 2 February 2027
Moderatesoftware-development fundamentals and medical-data processing are core; analytics electives add algorithms, AI and statistics
A shorter route for experienced clinicians implementing digital services. Covers virtual care, information management and organisational change, with a pathway to further health-administration study.
Graduate Certificate in Digital Health Management
Part-time; in-person and online modes listed — confirm attendance for the chosen intake
1 year
English
≈ US$7,744Indicative A$10,750 full-fee tuition for the one-year part-time course at 2026 ratesCost source ↗
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent plus at least two years of postgraduate work in health or aged care; domestic students only
March and July starts listed; confirm the next available intake and application deadline through SATAC
Lowpublished modules focus on digital health, virtual care, informatics and strategic management; no programming module listed
A Latin American medical-informatics degree developed with Heidelberg and Heilbronn partners, covering information management and computer-assisted diagnosis and treatment.
Magíster en Informática Médica (120 credits)
Teaching in Santiago with substantial independent study; some classes may be in evenings or on Saturdays
2 years / 4 semesters; approximately 50 hours of study per week
Spanish and English, depending on the course
≈ US$19,9262026 tuition: 455 UF for the complete programme, plus indicative registration of CLP 243,900. UF is Chile’s inflation-indexed unit; peso cost changesCost source ↗
Doctors and other health professionals with the required degree are explicitly eligible, alongside technical and scientific graduates
Next intake announced for March 2028; admissions are every two years. The next application window is not yet published
Highsoftware engineering, databases and computational diagnostic or information-management study
Common questions about informatics study
What is the difference between medical informatics, health informatics and digital health?
Medical informatics focuses on information processing and information systems in medicine and clinical care. Health informatics is broader, covering the use of information and technology across healthcare services, organisations and populations. Digital health is the broadest label and can also include patient-facing tools, remote monitoring, digital therapeutics, AI-enabled services and transformation. Course titles are not standardised, so compare curricula rather than relying on the name alone.
Do physicians need programming experience?
Not for every option. Some programmes start from a clinical background and teach the required computing foundations, while others focus mainly on leadership, implementation or evaluation. Use the coding-intensity field to distinguish required programming and data work from lower-code options, then confirm prerequisites with the provider.
Can these programmes lead to professional recognition?
Most award an academic degree or continuing-education certificate, not a regulated professional title. In Germany, the Zusatz-Weiterbildung Medizinische Informatik is a medical-chamber designation. A university course may contribute to its requirements but does not guarantee recognition; the physician’s own Landesärztekammer makes that decision. Other continuing-education credits are not the same as speciality recognition.
Are there health informatics study programmes in the USA?
Yes. The directory includes Vanderbilt, Northwestern, the University of Illinois Chicago, Boston University, OHSU, Stanford and UTHealth Houston. Several offer online study. Stanford requires regular campus attendance, while other programmes may include live online sessions or a practicum. Use the Country filter to find United States (USA), then compare delivery, cost and entry requirements.
Can I apply to programmes outside my own country?
Check the provider’s international admission rules, qualification equivalence, language requirements and any attendance or placement conditions. A programme being online does not automatically make it available from every country. International tuition can differ substantially from domestic fees. Some entries have explicit limits: Flinders’ certificate is for domestic students, and UTHealth Houston’s applied master’s does not sponsor F-1 student visas.
Are there options in Poland for people with a medical background?
AGH in Kraków offers a Polish-language postgraduate programme in AI for healthcare with a clinical track. The Medical University of Silesia also offers postgraduate study in AI and robotics in medicine for eligible biomedical-sector professionals. Both use weekend hybrid teaching. These are focused postgraduate certificates; compare them with the broader informatics master’s degrees worldwide if you want a full degree. Check each entry for current recruitment and funding conditions.
Which options can be completed while working?
Online or flexible options include Vanderbilt, Northwestern, UIC, Boston University, OHSU and UTHealth Houston in the USA, alongside BHT Berlin, UCL–Manchester, Imperial, UMIT TIROL and the UZH–ETH–HSG CAS in Europe. Stanford uses campus weekends; NUS offers a part-time route, and Flinders’ certificate is part-time. A working-professional schedule can still carry full-time academic status or substantial practical work. Compare live teaching times, attendance and total workload before committing.
