Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Data Analytics
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100% Online Learning
Graduate in 1-4 Years
Career-Focused Curriculum
Quick Facts
Total Credits
Includes up to 90 transfer credits, general education and core courses.
Healthcare Management Core Courses
Study healthcare data analytics topics in our core curriculum.
Course Length
Complete your degree faster with 8-week classes.
Gain Comprehensive Clinical and Statistical Skills with a Healthcare Data Analytics Degree
Carlow University’s 100 percent online Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Data Analytics program allows you to gain the vital technical and analysis skills needed in today’s healthcare landscape. From telemedicine to health information analysis, the healthcare industry is constantly evolving to meet the demands of changing technology and patient demographics. You can help meet the need for well-rounded healthcare analytics professionals with a degree from Carlow.
The comprehensive curriculum in our healthcare data science degree program gives you a knowledge base in clinical operations and statistics, along with ethical leadership competency. You’ll study healthcare finance, legal aspects of electronic records, topics in clinical research and population health and more. The flexibility of the program offers the opportunity to double major or minor in a complementary subject. You’ll graduate with the ability to respond to the changing informational needs of patients, providers, researchers and educators, along with an awareness of the technologies and equipment used in the field.
Launch Your Healthcare Data Analytics Career
Growth
The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts the demand for medical records and health information technicians will grow faster than average by 2029.
New Jobs
The BLS states that the rapid growth in the field of medical records and health information will result in almost 30,000 new jobs between 2019 and 2029.
Sampling of Healthcare Data Analytics Courses
| Course | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| Medical Terminology | 2 Credit Hours |
| Electronic Health Record | 3 Credit Hours |
| Clinical Classification Systems I | 3 Credit Hours |
| Health Informatics and Analytics | 3 Credit Hours |
| Topics in Clinical Research and Population Health | 3 Credit Hours |
| Healthcare Leadership and Management Issues | 3 Credit Hours |
| Topics in Personalized Medicine | 3 Credit Hours |
| Professional Practicum | 4 Credit Hours |
Succeed with a Unique Online Experience
Flexibility
Carlow’s online programs offer the ultimate flexibility through courses that fit into your schedule, coursework that aligns with your passions and concentrations tailored to your interests.
Expert Faculty
Each instructor brings diverse experiences to the classroom to provide a more well-rounded, multi-perspective, ethical view of the world.
Support
Our diverse community welcomes and empowers. We work to help you achieve success on your terms through a tight-knit community of accessible instructors and fellow students who support their peers.
Student Resources
Our helpful advisers work hard to help you navigate our transfer credit policies and financial aid. We also offer technology support and the Center for Academic Achievement, which offers academic coaches and other resources to enable your success.
About Carlow University
Carlow is a private, co-educational, Catholic university located in the heart of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1929, Carlow’s curricula and partnerships reflect its strong commitment to social justice, along with ethical, forward-thinking and responsible leadership and service to the community. Rooted in its Catholic identity and embodying the heritage and values of the Sisters of Mercy, Carlow offers educational opportunities for a diverse community of learners. Transformational coursework and experiences at Carlow empower learners to excel in their chosen work as compassionate, responsible leaders in the creation of a just and merciful world.