Health Informatics is a unique academic model of collaboration involving three colleges? College of Health Professions (COHP), College of Business (COB) and College of Information Technology and Engineering (CITE). Health Informatics consists of three major facets or domains: Information Systems, Informatics, and Information Technology.

Information Systems curriculum components focus on such issues as information systems analysis, design, implementation, management and leadership.

Informatics curriculum components are concerned with the study of structure, function and transfer of information, socio-technical aspects of health computing, and human-computer interaction.

Information Technology curriculum components focus on computer networks, database and systems administration, security, and programming.

According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), health information managers fall into the larger employment category known as health services and medical managers. Employment for these professionals will be expected to grow by 23% from 2012 to 2022, and the BLS suggests that the median average salary is $92,810. However, the truth is that the salary graduates can expect to earn will generally depend on the job they get with their master of health informatics degree.