Carlow University's 100 percent online Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Data Analytics program allows students to gain the vital technical and analytical skills needed in today's healthcare landscape. The comprehensive curriculum gives students a knowledge base in clinical operations and statistical analysis, along with ethical leadership skills. Our dedicated faculty is made up of industry experts who are committed to each student's success. Graduate prepared for diverse roles in 1-4 years.

Learn about important global issues affecting diet, nutrition, and women's health with this free online course. This free online Diploma in Health Studies course will give you a comprehensive understanding of diet and nutrition, important global health-related subjects, and their impacts worldwide.

Telemedicine is one of the many dimensions of health sciences with an expeditious growth curve with its applications. eHealth refers to healthcare practice assisted by technological developments, electronic systems and digital advances and novel communication modalities. Telemedicine is becoming an integral part of health care delivery systems with applications in online medical consultations, diagnosis, scanning interventions and majorly to capture, analyse, store and communicate healthcare information.

The Healthcare Technologies Management program is jointly offered by Marquette University and the Medical College of Wisconsin. It is an interdisciplinary graduate program that combines business, technology and healthcare, and leads to a master of science degree in healthcare technologies management from both institutions

Called to build the digital foundations of modern health care. Samford University's Master of Science in Health Informatics & Analytics (M.S.H.I.) will provide you with the knowledge and skills needed to plan, build, analyze, and run the digital foundations of modern health care. The use of informatics in health care has increased exponentially, and people with the right training are in high demand. Also, as a consequence of the tremendous amount of patient data that can now be captured, the use of analytics to extract relevant information from this data to support evidence-based medicine, evidence-based management, and population health is increasingly important. Samford's program combines a rigorous set of health informatics courses with the patient-centered values found in all programs within Samford’s College of Health Sciences.