Education
Why Biomedical Informatics
Biomedical Informatics harnesses data and technology to improve patient care, advance medical research, enhance population health and in turn, shapes the future of healthcare delivery. The department develops programmes that combine healthcare, data science, artificial intelligence and information technology to provide medical students with essential skills to stay ahead of the healthcare curve and and excel in the evolving field of healthcare informatics.
Our BMI Programmes
Hear From Our Students
"Coming from a non-informatics background, the MSc in Biomedical Informatics provided me with a solid foundation in biomedical data science. Its interdisciplinary curriculum allowed me to engage with projects that aligned with my interests, offering hands-on experience in data analytics and machine learning. The practical skills and communication training deepened my understanding of healthcare systems and AI.
This programme has advanced my career by equipping me with the tools to bridge my background in brain sciences with data science, and to pursue research at the intersection of human and computers." - Evelyn Zhang, MSc in BMI, AY2425
"The MSc in Biomedical Informatics programme has helped to formalise some of my work experience and knowledge into structured courses and allowed me to fill in gaps for areas of healthcare data.
Another key benefit for me has been the networking - the programme was great for meeting people working in healthcare data and getting a sense of which skills are currently in demand." - Eva Baker, MSc in BMI, AY2324
"During my time in the MSc in Biomedical Informatics programme, I chose to specialise in the Analytics track. My decision stemmed from a strong interest in the technical and data-driven aspects of biomedical informatics.
"The Minor in BMI programme equipped me with essential skills that complement and enhance my medical education. Beyond learning the intricacies of the human body, this course has taught me how to navigate the digital tools and systems increasingly present in modern healthcare. x

"The MSc in Biomedical Informatics programme is rich in technical and healthcare industry knowledge.