Master of Science (MS) in Biomedical Informatics - Bioinformatics

The Master of Science (MS) in Biomedical Informatics offers students a unique opportunity to gain expertise in a rapidly evolving field that blends healthcare, data science, and information technology. Unlike other programs that focus on using existing tools, the Biomedical Informatics program emphasizes the development of novel methods tailored to complex biomedical challenges. While students gain some programming skills, the core curriculum goes beyond computer science to focus on domain-specific informatics solutions.

Students complete rigorous coursework alongside those in doctoral programs and are required to complete and defend a master’s thesis under the guidance of a faculty committee.

Key benefits of the program include:

Opening doors to careers in healthcare, tech, data analysis, clinical informatics, and bioinformatics
Equipping graduates with in-demand skills to navigate AI, digital health, data science, and personalized medicine
Preparing students for advanced clinical research or PhD programs in biomedicine and public health
Meeting growing industry demand for professionals who understand both health science and information systems

To be eligible to apply to a TGS master's or PhD program, you must have earned, or will have earned at the time of enrollment, a U.S. bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution or its international degree equivalent.