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/ CUNY SPH Introduces Non-degree Certificate in Population Health Informatics
CUNY SPH Introduces Non-degree Certificate in Population Health Informatics
Sep. 2, 2015
CUNY SPH Introduces Non-degree Certificate in Population Health Informatics
The CUNY School of Public Health is dedicated to designing and deploying data-informed interventions to address our most pressing public health challenges, and our non-degree certificate provides empirically-driven training to professionals working in health-related fields all over the world.
Highlights:
- Learn public health data standards
- Design and evaluate technology-enabled population health interventions
- Mobile health computing applications
- Electronic health communication
- Health technology innovations
- Applications of informatics in global settings
Program Details:
- Program starts fall 2015
- 28 weeks and can be completed in 7-12 months includes 24 weeks coursework
- Audience: Graduates/Undergraduates and professionals from all disciplines such as medicine, public health, allied health sciences, information systems, computer science, engineering, management, hospital administration to name a few.
- Program Fees: $2,500. Flexible payment plans available.