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Master of Science (MS) — Nursing Informatics Emphasis

Improve the outcome of patients by developing and delivering user-friendly and patient-centric systems that enhance clinical workflows, inform decision making, and improve patient care.

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Differentiated Student Expected Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the Nursing Informatics emphasis, graduates will be able to:

  • Lead change in healthcare environments by integrating nursing, information, and computer sciences to support evidence-based practice and continuous quality improvement.
  • Design, implement, and evaluate health information systems that enhance clinical workflows, patient safety, and organizational efficiency.
  • Apply data analytics and informatics tools to improve patient outcomes and support strategic decision-making in healthcare delivery.
  • Collaborate across clinical and technical domains to translate user needs into effective, user-centered informatics solutions.
  • Demonstrate ethical leadership, regulatory knowledge, and a commitment to lifelong learning in the evolving field of digital health.

Emphasis Length

The MS in Nursing Informatics is completed in 3 semesters

Mode

Asynchronous (clinical experiences can be arranged in your area or online)

Renowned Program

Nationally respected program with expert faculty

Tech-Driven Care

Improve care with clinical and tech expertise, including AI

Emphasis Information

    Revised Plan of Study (Starting Academic Year 26)

    Legacy Plan of Study (Prior to 25)

    Application Deadlines

    Fall Semester

    Opens: September 1

    Closes: March 1, 11:59PM MT

    Contact Us

    Specialty Track Director
    Christopher Macintosh, PhD, RN
    chris.macintosh@nurs.utah.edu

    Program Manager
    Kristen Mahoney
    Kristen.Mahoney@nurs.utah.edu