Biomedical Informatics

• Learning programming techniques.
• Building a mathematical foundation.
• Having basic knowledge of Bioinformatics.
• Learning medical image processing.
• Understanding, analyzing and link all types of biomedical data.
• Improving disease diagnosis and treatment.
• Solving clinical problems.
• Analyzing and interpreting biomedical data.
• Discovering new biological insights.
• Building pipelines for biomedical data integration, analysis and visualization.
• Developing software that supports clinical application.
• Designing a health management information system for hospitals.

Careers you can pursue:

• Bioinformatics data scientist
• Bioinformatics analyst
• Clinical system analyst
• Health informatics consultant
• Clinical application developer
• Medical informatics analyst