Health Artificial Intelligence (AI)

At a Glance

  • College

    College of Population Health

  • Degree

    Master of Science

  • Campus

    Center City

  • Format

    Online

  • Credits

    33

  • Duration

    2 - 4 Years

  • Enrollment Options

    Full Time, Part Time

Contact

Name: Richard Hass, PhD
Position: Program Director
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Curriculum

Built for impact, not abstraction. Our curriculum blends theoretical and technical knowledge with real-world applications of AI in healthcare and beyond.

Core areas include:

  • Foundations of AI and Machine Learning in Healthcare
  • Clinical Data, EHR Systems, and Interoperability
  • AI Ethics, Bias, and Regulation (FDA, HIPAA)
  • Implementation Science and Change Management
  • Generative AI in Healthcare
  • Health System Strategy and Operations

Master's Degree

The MS in Health Artificial Intelligence (AI) requires 33 credits

  • AHE 502 Statistics I
  • POP 500 Essentials of Population Health
  • HDS 500 Fundamentals of Data Wrangling
  • HAI 501 Health Informatics, Analytics, and AI
  • HDS 518 Supervised Learning & Unsupervised Learning: Prediction & Classification
  • HAI 527 Analytics & AI Leadership OR HDS 519 Deep Learning and AI Systems
  • HAI 510 Generative AI in Healthcare
  • HAI 520 10x Your Productivity with AI
  • HAI 511 AI Ethics and Responsibility
  • HAI 512 Databases and Data Quality
  • HAI 650 Capstone

Advanced Practice Certificate (APC)

The Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Health Analytics Leadership Advanced Practice Certificate (APC) requires 15 credits

  • HAI 501 Health Informatics, Analytics, and AI
  • HDS 518 Supervised Learning & Unsupervised Learning: Prediction & Classification
  • HAI 527 Analytics & AI Leadership OR HDS 519 Deep Learning and AI Systems

Program Outcomes

  • Critically evaluate the machine learning algorithms that power Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems
  • Integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI) into a health organization's decision-making process
  • Leverage big-data assets available through electronic medical records and claims data for building Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems
  • Master programming languages (e.g., Python, R, etc.) that underpin AI and Machine Learning
  • Communicate key data insights and system designs to stakeholders