The Master of Science in Health Informatics degree is an innovative program in health informatics, an emergent field at the intersection of information, people, process, and technology within healthcare organizations. Health Informatics is the interdisciplinary field that studies and pursues effective uses of biomedical data, knowledge, information science, and technology, motivated by efforts to improve human health. Health Informatics is changing the practice and delivery of healthcare by providing technology-enriched solutions to enhance medical decision-making within the healthcare industry. Our mission is to provide potential and current healthcare professionals from diverse backgrounds with the knowledge and skill in health, information science & technology, and social & behavioral science, necessary to transform data into knowledge to empower healthcare providers to make informed medical decisions, enhance patient outcomes, advance medical research, empower patients, and enrich society. MSHI courses are offered online, providing the convenience of completing the degree remotely. The focal point of the population health informatics track is application of informatics in areas of public health, including surveillance, prevention, preparedness, and health promotion. This track will prepare students to develop applications and/or analyze healthcare data looking for patterns associated with patient populations.