AustriaMaster's4 semesters

Medical Informatics

UMIT Tirol - Private Universität für Gesundheitswissenschaften und -technologie GmbHHall in Tirol, Austria

Fee for international students

About €1,453 a year (as of 2026)Typical for this university, not this programme's own fee.Austrian statutory public-university tuition (EUR 726.72/semester); universities of applied sciences and private institutions may differ.Source: Study in Austria / University Act statutory fee
Intakes
Not published
Duration
4 semesters
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Programme facts

Level
Master's
Duration
4 semesters
Language of teaching
German, English
Study mode
Not published
Credits
120 ECTS
Intakes
Not published

About this programme

In the Master's program in Medical Informatics at UMIT TIROL, you will become an internationally sought-after expert who shapes digitization of health care. In accordance with our motto "Informatics for people – Informatics with people", our students learn to look beyond the technical horizon. They learn to analyze current problems in healthcare in interdisciplinary settings and to develop and implement socio-technical solutions – for modern, high-quality healthcare that is affordable also in the future. Online study: The modern didactic concept includes guided self-study phases as well as an online lecture block once a week (usually on Friday) (without compulsory attendance) and mandatory work assignments in between the lectures. The recent year has once again impressively demonstrated the enormous opportunities of digitization in healthcare. Applications such as virtual doctor visits, mobile health apps, intelligent and networked patient records, or "AI" for decision support are essential for sustainable healthcare. New powerful methods of analyzing health-related data enable deep insights for medical research ("data science"). These developments will sustainably advance the healthcare system of the future and change healthcare delivery. Medical informatics is the key discipline for these developments and thus much more than "computers in healthcare". Medical informatics describes how clinical knowledge is created, how it is shared, and how it is put to good use in patient care and research. Medical informatics is significantly driving the development of healthcare and

Entry requirements

Typical for this university, not this programme's own requirement.

  • IELTS6 overall

Source: study-in portal / university sector norm

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