Informatics shapes the way we use technology and data to improve how we work, live, and play—expanding the potential of business, art, health care, law, smart cities, and everything you can imagine. Explore degrees in Applied Data Science, Bioinformatics, Computer Science, Crisis Informatics, Health Informatics, Human-Computer Interaction, Library & Information Science (MLIS), Sports Analytics, or User Experience Design.
Master's Programs
Applied Data Science
On-campus
Bioinformatics
On-campus
Computer Science
On-campus
Crisis Informatics
On-campus
Health Informatics
On-campus or Online
Human-Computer Interaction
On-campus or Online
Library and Information Science
Online
Sports Analytics
On-campus
User Experience Design
On-campus
PhD Programs
Bioinformatics
On-campus
Computer Science
On-campus
Data Science
On-campus
Health and Biomedical Informatics
On-campus
Human-Computer Interaction
On-campus
Other Programs
Archives Management
Online
Biomedical Data Analytics
On-Campus
Clinical Informatics
On-campus or Online
Dental Informatics
On-campus
Health Information Management and Exchange
On-campus or Online
Health Information Security
On-campus
Health Information Systems Architecture
On-campus
Human-Computer Interaction
On-campus or Online
Omics Technology and Precision Medicine
On-campus
Public Health Professionals
On-campus
School Library
Online
Content Areas
Accessible Computing,Archives, Preservation, and Special Collections,Business Intelligence,Cataloging & Metadata,Collection, Acquisition, and Circulation,Data Science,Data Visualization,Digital Humanities,Digital Initiatives, Integration, and Management,Health Informatics,Human-Computer Interaction,Information Architecture,Information Ethics & Values,Information Management,Information Security,Information Systems and Technology,Knowledge Organization,Librarianship,Reference and Reserach,Technology & Social Change,User Experience Design,Youth Services
Additional Content Areas
Computer Science; Crisis Informatics; Sports Analytics; Bioinformatics