Yale School of Public Health’s Master of Science (MS) in Health Informatics is a rigorous two-year, full-time graduate program. It provides advanced interdisciplinary training in health informatics, covering subjects such as information and knowledge management, biomedical research, clinical care, and public health. The curriculum is balanced across informatics, clinical research, population health, epidemiology, data science, human-computer interaction, and public health policy. Students will take core and elective courses, participate in real-world research, and undertake a capstone project in their second year. The program is designed for students who hold undergraduate degrees in health, computer science, mathematics, or related fields. Career paths include public health agencies, industry, and research institutions. The program does not accept part-time students and does not require GRE scores. The application deadline is December 15 via the Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences application system; applicants must select “Public Health” and choose the Health Informatics concentration. More details are on the official program site.