Bachelor of Science in Health Informatics

The Bachelor of Science in Health Informatics at UCF equips students to meet the demands of modern healthcare — from managing vast amounts of data to improving patient safety and reducing costs. Through a multidisciplinary curriculum that blends data science and information technology, you’ll gain the skills to analyze healthcare data and develop innovative, data-driven solutions that enhance care delivery and system efficiency. As a health informatics major, you’ll work with data-gathering tools such as electronic health records, explore how to develop and refine digital information systems, and apply data in ways that improve patient care and clinical treatment. Your coursework will introduce you to topics such as computer programming, web applications, community health informatics and artificial intelligence, giving you a deeper understanding of technology’s major role at the heart of healthcare. Classes are offered fully online, allowing you the flexibility to balance school, work and life. You can also earn industry certifications like Certified Health Data Analyst and Certified Associate in Healthcare Information and Management Systems, which will give you a competitive edge upon graduation.