Graduate Program

Health informatics working in a computer science lab

Master of Science in Informatics

Complete Coursework: 2 years* | Credit Hours: 36** | Format: online or hybrid

Turn big data into big ideas with our interprofessional master’s degree informatics. Classes offered in online and in-person formats. Tailor your education to your interests by choosing from an emphasis in:

  • Clinical applications,
  • Data science/data analytics,
  • Health studies,
  • Community informatics,
  • Sports informatics, or
  • Cybersecurity.

* Individual requirements may vary.
** 15 in computer science, three hours for a research tool, and 18 hours related to the program track chosen – data science, clinical applications, health studies, community informatics, sports informatics or cybersecurity.

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Why informatics at TWU?

Launch or advance your career in today’s data-based marketplace

By starting with a comprehensive computer science core and combining academic components from nursing, health studies, and library and information studies, our interdisciplinary program will thoroughly prepare you for an in-demand career in the industry of your choice.

Earn your degree on your own schedule

Complete your degree 100% online—part-time or full-time—while still getting the comprehensive education and real-world experience you need. Our capstone course offers the chance to partner with a community organization where you’ll do meaningful work to improve their processes and systems for better decision-making.

Work at the intersection of technology and society

By earning an advanced degree in informatics, you will acquire the skills needed to gain the advantage in a competitive job market. Our prime location in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex will give you direct access to one of the fastest growing technology and healthcare sectors in the nation, along with a broad network of TWU alumni connections.

Degree plan

M.S. in Informatics courses

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Admission requirements

Admission to the MS in Informatics

Program Contact

Dr. Jim Johnston, Program Director
940-898-3275
jjohnston9@twu.edu 

Application Deadlines

No deadline - Rolling

Application Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree
  • Minimum 3.0 GPA in the last 60 credit hours
  • Demonstrate skills and competencies in information and communication technology as evident in work experience or prior coursework.

How to Apply

Apply for admission to the TWU Graduate School.

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