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Weill Cornell Medical College


Designed to prepare future leaders at the intersection of healthcare and technology, our program combines advanced informatics training with healthcare systems knowledge and human and organizational behavior. As a student, you’ll explore emerging topics such as artificial intelligence, natural language processing, data management, and consumer informatics, then put your skills into practice through a hands-on capstone project with our worldwide industry partners.

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Creating and executing research projects alongside faculty with such extensive and diverse backgrounds was both rewarding and insightful. The breadth of classes and subjects covered exposed me to key topics for my field and provided a strong foundation for me to expand upon in my new role.
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- Fariha Mujeebuddin '21, Department of Population Health Sciences

Health Advisory Services Analyst at Mathematica

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Our programs feature a year-long capstone project that will prepare you for the next stage of your career. Thanks to our New York City location, you’ll learn from and network with experts at leading healthcare institutions like NewYork-Presbyterian and Memorial Sloan Kettering, gaining real-world experience with various healthcare sector stakeholders, and developing contextual awareness, integrative management, and industry-standard skills along the way.

Artificial Intelligence Pathway

Artificial intelligence is one of the most powerful tools of our lifetime, and it’s quickly redefining what’s possible in healthcare and beyond. Through our Artificial Intelligence Pathway, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills needed to effectively wield this new technology and lead the charge in ushering in a new era of healthcare delivery.

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Your Ivy League degree from Cornell comes with industry-wide respect and career-launching connections. Our graduates are leading the way and making a difference as policy makers, consultants, educators, researchers, analysts, healthcare administrators, and clinicians.