Develop essential knowledge and practical skills in healthcare technology, medical data management, electronic health records, health information systems and digital healthcare to prepare students for careers at the intersection of healthcare and technology.
Develop essential knowledge and practical skills in healthcare technology, medical data management, electronic health records, health information systems and digital healthcare to prepare students for careers at the intersection of healthcare and technology.
10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognized board.
₹50,000 per year
Merit-based scholarships as per university norms.
Build Expertise in Community Healthcare.
The Health Informatics programme focuses on the use of technology and information systems to support modern healthcare delivery. Students learn about electronic health records, healthcare databases, medical data management, digital health systems, information security and healthcare technology through academic learning and practical exposure.
Understand the fundamental role of information systems in organizing and supporting modern healthcare services.
Develop familiarity with electronic health records and their use in managing patient information.
Apply basic methods for collecting, organizing, maintaining and managing healthcare-related data.
Understand the application of digital technologies in hospitals, clinics and other healthcare environments.
Organize healthcare information accurately to support efficient record management and information retrieval.
Understand essential principles of maintaining accurate and structured healthcare documentation.
Understand essential principles of maintaining accurate and structured healthcare documentation.
Explore emerging digital healthcare tools and their role in improving access and service delivery.
Understand basic principles of protecting sensitive healthcare information and maintaining data confidentiality.
Health Informatics combines healthcare knowledge with information technology to support efficient, organized and data-driven healthcare services. The programme helps students develop practical understanding of digital health systems, medical information management and healthcare data practices.
The Health Informatics programme is designed as a 2-year programme comprising 4 semesters, combining academic learning with practical exposure.
Candidates who have completed 10+2 or an equivalent qualification from a recognized board may be eligible for admission, subject to university requirements.
Graduates can explore opportunities in hospitals, clinics, healthcare organizations, medical records departments, digital health companies and healthcare technology services.