Certificate in Biomedical Informatics

George Washington University (GWU) offers a diverse range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across various fields, including politics, international affairs, health sciences, business, and the arts. What distinguishes GWU is its strategic location in Washington, D.C., providing students with unparalleled access to government agencies, international organizations, and countless opportunities for internships and career advancement. The university's mission to promote public service and civic engagement aligns perfectly with its location in the heart of the nation's capital, inspiring students to become informed and active global citizens. Through its dedication to academic rigor, research, and a commitment to shaping future leaders, George Washington University prepares graduates to excel in their careers and contribute positively to society.

The biomedical informatics program prepares professionals for a rewarding career in health care leadership and research. Graduates will be skilled in the integration of programming, data analysis and data manipulation skills to solve biomedical problems. Students learn how to apply data analytics to improve the quality of healthcare and patient outcomes. This interdisciplinary education includes components of clinical healthcare, computer science, data analytics, ethics and translational medicine. Our innovative curriculum include courses in statistics, leadership, computer programing, and clinical care and the healthcare system. Students develop informatics analytics and tools in support of clinical decision-making, clinical research, and patient engagement. Graduates are well-prepared for informatics careers working at hospitals and medical centers, pharmaceutical companies, global health care organizations, consulting groups, and in government agencies.