DeVry designed its Biomedical Informatics program to prepare graduates for professional positions in bioinformatics and health care informatics. Bioinformatics focuses on developing and managing information systems used in areas such as genomic research, forensics, and pharmaceutical and agricultural development. Health care informatics combines knowledge of information technology, health care systems and life sciences to develop effective and efficient use of information to implement improved health care systems.

The BMI program is designed to produce graduates who are able to:

• Use principles of life sciences, mathematics and informatics to function effectively in health care and biomedical work environments.
• Apply advanced computer and information technology to biomedical and health care data and systems.

Requirements
Undergraduate applicants must be at least 21 years of age. U.S. and Canadian residents only.



Other Bachelor's Degrees

• Biomedical Informatics
• Business Administration
• Business Operations
• Computer Engineering Technology
• Biomedical Engineering Technology
• Electronics Engineering Technology
• Computer Information Systems
• Information Technology
• Network & Communications Management
• Technical Management
• Game and Simulation Programming

About DeVry University
DeVry offers technology-based, career-oriented programs that prepare students for the constantly changing demands of today's businesses and industries. As an online student, you'll be provided with a comprehensive e-learning experience that enables you to master course content as thoroughly as if you had attended classes onsite. You'll complete DeVry degree programs from your own home and at times that fit into your schedule via an online "campus" that is accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and offers:

• course syllabi and assignments, DeVry's virtual library and other Web-based resources
• email and threaded conversations
• applications-oriented projects and exercises
• text and course materials, available through DeVry's online bookstore
• CD-ROM companion disks
• study notes or "instructor lectures," which are on the Web site for student review