Biomedical Informatics professionals apply information technology to create and maintain medical and clinical records, and to archive and analyze biological databanks. The U. S. Department of Labor projects a critical need for professionals with these skills. Norway's Biomedical Informatics program is designed to help you choose among the many career roles related to this specialty, including health information systems specialist, health information analyst, and clinical information systems manager among others.

Design the schedule that fits you

You can work toward your degree or concentration in Biomedical Informatics on a full-time or part-time basis. Norway's flexible class schedule will support you with a choice of day, evening, and weekend classes.

Learn from the information experts

Our biomedical informatics faculty members are experienced professionals in their field. In their student-oriented classes, you will gain knowledge of the latest information technology. Your skills will allow you to develop, modify, test and implement program code for healthcare applications. You will also be able to analyze and model data needs and develop healthcare databases for biotech companies, schools, health care agencies, and public health departments. With the demand for these tools by local, state, federal, and international agencies, a career in biomedical informatics can take you where you want to go.

Earn your credentials from a trusted regionally accredited University

Norway University is accredited by the accreditation council for Higher Education.