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Duke is the ideal setting for Clinical Informatics Management studies.
We foster strong partnerships with the global health informatics industry.
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Access and complete the online application, which can be done over multiple sittings. There is no application fee.
Application Dates
Online applications are now being accepted for the class entering in August 2012. Admission decisions are made within 30 days from the admission round deadlines. Applications received prior to deadline dates may receive an early admissions decision. Admission round deadlines for the class entering in August 2012 are:
Round 1: January 20, 2012
Round 2: February 17, 2012
Round 3: March 16, 2012
Round 4: Rolling admission, as seats are available
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Who Should Apply
The Master of Management in Clinical Informatics program is suited for students with experience and/or interests across the health technology spectrum and who either seek to enhance their current careers, utilize past work experience to transition into the exciting health informatics field, or begin the career path of health informatics.
MMCi alumni, current students, and applicants represent diverse educational backgrounds. While two-thirds of applicants have science or technology backgrounds, others have education and/or work experience in public health, public policy, business, and economics. The MMCi program considers and welcomes students from a wide variety of backgrounds.
Student Profile
- Average work experience is 7+ years but ranges from recent undergrads to working professionals with 25+ years of experience.
- 60 percent of the class holds a masters or higher degree.
- 40 percent of the class are clinicians.
- One-fourth of the class are international students.
- Professional experiences include: clinical, IT, business development, assisted living, clinical trials, and business.
Depending on previous work experience, MMCi graduates will be prepared for a wide range of mid- to high-level management roles in healthcare information technology settings. Visit Career Opportunities for more information.