Clinical Data Manager Courses

The Master of Health Information Management focuses on the acquisition, management, and analysis of health information. Students will learn about healthcare data, information technology, and systems management, gaining expertise in managing health records and developing health information systems. The course prepares graduates for roles in healthcare settings where accurate and secure handling of health data is paramount. Ideal for professionals seeking to bridge healthcare and information technology, it equips them with the skills to improve health outcomes through effective data management. .

The Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Bioinformatics) offers students the opportunity to deepen their comprehension of bioinformatics through focused research. Students hone their analytical, written, and oral communication abilities. They are integrated into a research team within the School and undertake a supervised year-long research project, culminating in a thesis. This course provides a tailored learning experience, advancing at each student's pace. Supervisory guidance ensures effective training in a supportive setting, aiding students in making informed decisions regarding their scientific futures..

The Bachelor of Health Information Management merges aspects of clinical healthcare with its business operations, training students to become experts in health information. It develops a comprehensive skillset encompassing clinical classification, data analytics, health informatics, and health systems management. This course is tailored to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed for a successful career in managing and utilising health information effectively. .

The Graduate Certificate in Health Research offers a focused study in medical and health research methods, tailored for clinicians and health professionals aiming to enhance their research skills. This qualification is well-suited for those in clinical and health professions. It develops research competencies in health and medicine, preparing students for further studies at master's or doctoral levels, as well as for conducting research activities in their professional settings. .