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Graduate Certificate in Biomedical Informatics

Graduate Certificate — 15 Credits

Program Objectives

To deepen knowledge and increase skills, ability to apply biomedical informatics principles and methods within an area of clinical practice and to conceptualize, plan, conduct and report an applied Biomedical Informatics project.

Graduate Certificate Requirements

The graduate certificate program is open to those who already hold a four-year undergraduate degree or are enrolled in the last year of a four-year undergraduate program. Additional application requirements can be found here.

Coursework

  • Introduction Courses: 3-13 Hours
  • Practicum project: 2 Hours
  • Electives: 0-10 Hours
  • Certificate electives consist of relevant coursework chosen by the student and the student’s Advisor to meet the student’s personal educational goals.
Biomedical Informatics Introduction Courses3-13 hours required
BMIG 50103 Information Modelling – From Data to Knowledge3
BMIG 50203 Biomedicine for Informaticists3
BMIG 50303 Computational Methods for Informaticists3
BMIG 51002 Foundations of Biomedical Informatics: Sequences & Biological Information2
BMIG 51102 Foundations of Biomedical Informatics: Clinical Information2
BMIG 51202 Foundations of Biomedical Informatics: Public Health Information2
Biomedical Informatics Project Rotations2 hours required
BMIG 50402 Project Rotation in Biomedical Informatics2
Biomedical Informatics Electives0-10 hours required
BMIG 50603 Anatomy for Imaging3
BMIG 50701 Introduction to Biological Network Analysis1
BMIG 50801 Clinical Data Standards 1
BMIG 51303 Clinical Imaging Informatics 3
BMIG 51403 Bioconductor for Genomic Scale Data3
BMIG 51801
Biomedical Informatics Research & Application Seminar
1
BMIG 52003 Genomics and Metagenomics 3
BMIG 52103 User Interface Design and Data Visualization3
BMIG 52203 Cancer Genomics3
BMIG 52303 Biomedical Ontologies3
BMIG 60104 Clinical Trial Data Management4
BMIG 60103 Database Systems and Data Warehousing3
BMIG 60201 Healthcare Informatics of Quality and Pt. Safety  1
BMIG 60303 Natural Language Processing in Biomedical Informatics3
BMIG 60603 Research Design3
BMIG 61002 Clinical Decision Support2
BMIG 61003 Comparative Microbial Genomics3
BMIG 62003 Machine Learning3
BMIG 62033 Fundamentals of the Human Microbiome3
BMIG 62042 Genomic Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance1
BMIG 62063 Research Imaging Informatics3
BMIG 6207V Research1-3
BMIG 62083 Neuroimaging Informatics and Connectomics3
BMIG 62092 Teaching, Learning, and Instructional Practice2
BIOM 5170V Special Topics varies
BINF 61043 Using Semantic Web Technology in Biomedical Research3
BIOC 6120V Special Topics in Biochemistry3
PHAR 51171 Scientific Communication and Ethics I – Dr. Prather and Dr. Sterba1
PHAR 51191 Scientific Communication and Ethics II – Dr. Prather and Dr. Sterba1
PHAR 51201 Scientific Communication and Ethics III – Dr. Alexei Basnakian1
PHAR 51231 Scientific Communication and Ethics IV – Dr. Alexei Basnakian1

UAMS Academic Catalog

Detailed degree plans and course descriptions from previous academic years can be found in the UAMS Academic Catalog.

Academic Catalog

Need Additional Information?

Contact the Education Program Manager, Crystin Mullins, for assistance with questions related to the Biomedical Informatics graduate degree programs.

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Phone: (501) 686-7000
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