Master of Public Health in Health Data Analytics

Baylor University

Baylor University's Master of Public Health in Health Data Analytics equips students with the skills to harness health data for decision-making in health systems and public health.The demand for professionals trained in health data analytics is growing sharply as health systems, insurers, and public health agencies increasingly leverage large-scale data for improving population health, reducing costs, and enhancing quality of care. Organizations are wrestling with high-volume, high-velocity data from electronic health records (EHRs), insurance claims, registries, device-generated sources, and social determinants datasets. To convert that data into actionable insight, they need people who understand both the clinical/public health context and the advanced quantitative, computational, and methodological approaches.Baylor's MPH in Health Data Analytics offers the education and training to meet these needs. Through applied expertise, the advancement of technical and analytical skills, a public health and systems context, and communication and leadership development, Baylor graduates are prepared to interpret results and translate analytics into system change in light of population health, policy, and ethical frameworks.

Robbins College of Health and Human Sciences