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Library and information science improves

the intellectual and cultural environment

for people of all ages by providing

guidance to those seeking information

resources.

Literacy Program DeveLoPment

Library aDministration

connecting Data sets

PubLic Library services

Library technoLogy management

reference services

coLLection DeveLoPment

Where people and computing connect

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Library and Information ScienceMaster of Library Science Dual Master’s Degrees

Manage information access and use to positively affect the lives of others.

Who Should Apply?

3 Reasons to Explore Library and Information Science

Flexible SchedulingTake advantage of online classes and a flexible timetable for degree completion.

Multidisciplinary ApproachFocus your degree on areas that interest you most, including children’s literacy, health informatics, and scholarly communication.

Nationally Recognized ChoiceThe IU Master of Library Science program is a nationally recognized, growing graduate program that emphasizes management of library organizations and technologies.

Qualified applicants will hold four-year or advanced degrees from accredited institutions, with education or experience in a variety of academic fields.

Applicants are required to have a 3.0 GPA as an under-graduate to be considered for the MLS program.

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Library AdministrationAn MLS is required for most people who lead academic and public libraries. Library directors hire staff, organize programs, raise funds, manage budgets, and plan for the future needs of their communities. Public ServicesWhen you work in public services, you interact directly with users, from children to college students to local business owners to scientists. You answer questions, teach skills, and coordinate webpages.

Reference ServicesLibrarians who work in reference services not only answer quick questions, they provide in depth one-on-one consultations, design web guides and provide in-person instruction to improve the skills of users: beyond Google, the super-searchers.

Library Technology ManagementLibraries run on technology, from the library’s web presence to the complex databases and processes that underlie library catalogs, paying for resources, and check-out systems. New generations of technology come along every few months, and library technology managers guide their libraries through this ever-changing process.

Collection DevelopmentCollection development librarians work to ensure that a library’s particular community of users has the resources it needs, in the most cost-effective and open way possible. Their efforts make today’s independent inquiry possible, while preserving past information for future use.

Help others manage information and connect to resources:


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health information technologies improve

patient care, reduce costs, increase data

security and enhance physician-hospital

coordination. but a shortage of skilled

professionals able to apply and manage

these emerging technologies is slowing

progress. that’s where you’re needed.

cLinician LeaDer

PubLic heaLth LeaDer

heaLth information management

anD eXchange sPeciaList

heaLth information Privacy

anD security

Lead the health IT revolution in just one to two years.

Health InformationTechnologyMaster of Science Graduate Certificates

Who Should Apply?Qualified applicants will hold four-year or advanced degrees from accredited institutions, with education or experience in clinical medicine, public health, healthcare and/or computer science and IT. Applicants may include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, pharmacists and other practicing clinicians

• Healthcare administrators• Computer science/IT

professionals • Health researchers and informaticians


Funding OpportunitiesQualified applicants may be eligible for funding. Those

receiving funding must complete their chosen program

within federally-mandated time allotments – 12 months

for graduate certificate programs and 24 months for the

master’s program.

Funding is courtesy of an American Reinvestment and

Recovery Act (ARRA) grant awarded to the IU School of

Medicine and the Indiana Health Information Technology

Training Collaborative (I-HITTC). I-HITTC is a partnership

of Regenstrief Institute and the IU schools of Informatics

and Nursing.

The project described was supported by Award

Number T15OC000047 from the Office of the National

Coordinator for Health Information Technology, Os, Hhs.

The content is solely the responsibility of I-HITTC and

does not necessarily represent the official views of the

Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information

Technology, Os, Hhs or the National Institutes of Health.

Clinician LeaderGraduate Certificate in Clinical InformaticsLeverage IT systems to improve healthcare safety and quality, maximize workflow and preserve user and patient satisfaction. (Online option)

Public Health LeaderGraduate Certificate in Informatics for Public Health ProfessionalsDevelop, procure and implement information systems that meet public health program needs.

Health Information Management & Exchange SpecialistGraduate Certificate in Informatics in Health Information Management and ExchangeImprove healthcare delivery through electronic data collection, management, exchange and analysis. (Online option)

Health Information Privacy & Security SpecialistGraduate Certificate in Informatics in Health Information SecurityDevelop and manage data security programs, including policy, architectures, risk assessment, disaster recovery and business continuity.

Play a key role in health IT’s future:


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Human-ComputerInteractionMaster of Science Ph.D. Graduate & Undergraduate Certificates

Passionate about designing technology that makes sense?

then you’ll enjoy a career in human-

computer interaction. using research

and principles from design, psychology,

business, engineering and computing,

you’ll create novel interactive technology

that not only solves problems, but is

intuitive, functional and enjoyable to use.

user eXPerience

usabiLity

interaction Design

human-centereD Design

mobiLe technoLogy

interface Design

5Career ProspectsU.S. News & World Report named HCI a top career for its outlook, satisfaction and pay.

In-Demand SkillsGet expertise that makes you stand out among computing and technology professionals.

Multidisciplinary ApproachFocus your degree on areas that interest you most, including business, health and media.

Human-Centered Research and DesignBenefit from a social sciences approach to IT focusing on what matters most—people.

Funding OpportunitiesWe offer our best M.S. and Ph.D. students opportunities for funding and assistantships.

Reasons to Explore Human-Computer Interaction

Director of user experienceInteraction designerUsability engineerInformation architectUser experience designerApplication developerHuman factors specialistUser experience architect Usability research analystSoftware engineerHuman interface analystWeb developerProduct analystInterface designerResearch scientistVisual designerAnd many more…


Human-Computer Interaction Careers

Ever wonder how Apple made the iPhone so unique that people line up just to get one? Or how Amazon’s Kindle changed how people read? Or why some websites are so easy to use, but others make you scream?

Find out with Human-Computer Interaction (HCI).

HCI focuses on users and how they experience technology. In our applied, research-based program, you’ll develop interactive applications that deliver results. You’ll add more functionality to the web than thought possible. And you’ll design technologies people want to use.

Professionally, you’ll find success in software design, interactive technology, user research, marketing, product research and development, or even your own start-up. Whatever you pursue, you’ll have the tools to push the boundaries of what’s come before.


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Pursue a future in bioinformatics. you’ll

combine biology and computing in a

revolutionary approach to science and

medicine. from expanding knowledge

of the human genome to developing

personalized medicines, you’ll conduct

important translational research that

promises to make life better.

transLationaL research

PersonaLizeD meDicine

comPutationaL bioLogy

Data mining

Drug Discovery

genetics

Ready to uncover life’s greatest mysteries?

Bioinformatics

Master of Science Ph.D.

Sequence pattern recognitionComparative genomicsBiomarker discoveryStructural genomicsPersonalized medicineDNA sequencingSystems biologyData miningProteomicsEvolutionary modelsProtein functional dynamicsMolecular modelingDrug designBiological databasesLiterature miningNetwork biologyMetabolomicsTranscriptomicsAnd many more...


Bioinformatics Research

Global ImpactFrom fighting disease with new medicines to feeding the world by improving crop yields, you’ll collaborate internationally to make a difference.

Renowned FacultyLearn from approachable, internationally respected faculty in personalized classes.

Industry ConnectionsOur biopharmaceutical partners (Eli Lilly, Dow Agro and others) offer opportunities for internship, sponsorship and collaborative research.


IUPUI’s Biomedical Research CampusThe IU School of Medicine, Regenstrief Institute, IU Simon Cancer center and multiple research centers make IUPUI a leader in cross-disciplinary research.

Reasons to Explore Bioinformatics5

Today’s science and technologycapture immense amounts of biological data—data that holds the key to resolving life’s biggest questions.

But finding such answers requires people uniquely qualified in the computer and life sciences to understand and apply these data.

That’s why Bioinformatics needs you.

Using the latest computational languages and mathematical tools, Bioinformatics will prepare you to

design and execute translational research linking data to medicine and drug discovery. And you’ll experience excellent career opportunities in the pharmaceutical, biotech and IT industries, as well as government and academia.

It’s a field with untold promise but one guarantee—you will help people lead better, healthier lives.


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Join the next generation of healthcare

leaders with health informatics. using

patient data, electronic medical records

and health it, you’ll shape the future of

healthcare and clinical systems in the

everchanging digital world.

Patient Data

heaLth anaLytics

heaLth information technoLogy

eLectronic heaLth recorDs

Privacy anD security

PersonaLizeD meDicine

QuaLity assurance

Want to transform healthcare using information technology?

Health InformaticsMaster of Science Ph.D.

Health Informatics CareersClinician leaderChief medical information officerHealth information exchange specialistPublic health leaderResearch scientistNurse informatics analystMedical informaticistPrivacy and security specialistChief information officerHealthcare informatics directorHealth system managerClinical informatics consultantResearch informatics associateClinical applications analystInformation systems leadAny many more…


5Career OutlookU.S. News & World Report and Kiplinger identify health informatics as a top career.

Life Sciences HubBenefit from Indiana’s five health exchanges and an HIT-ready network of hospitals and physicians.

Noted FacultyLearn from internationally respected faculty conducting research that impacts lives.

World-Class PartnersCollaborate with researchers from the Regenstrief Institute, the IU schools of Medicine and Nursing, and others to advance healthcare.


Reasons to Explore Health Informatics

Dedicated to acquiring, analyzing and using patient data in meaningful ways, health informatics is commanding attention for its ability to deliver new information systems and technologies—advances that result in higher quality healthcare at lower cost.

It’s a field with immeasurable value and a bright future. Healthcare systems and other employers look to health informatics graduates to fill key roles that make decisions and set policy. And with government investing $19 billion in health information development and implementation, career prospects are rising even higher.

From addressing the privacy and security of e-records, to reducing healthcare disparities among demographic groups, to creating patient-centered tools that improve care, health informatics is your ticket to what’s happening now in healthcare and information technology.


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build the contemporary skills and

competitive portfolio necessary to advance

your career. gain expertise in digital

media, programming, theory and design,

with the ability to specialize in such areas

as integrated web technologies, video, 3D

modeling and animation and interactive

and immersive media.

integrateD meDia anD Web technoLogy

3D moDeLing anD animation

mobiLe aPP DeveLoPment

gaming

viDeo ProDuction

DigitaL storyteLLing

sounD Design

DigitaL meDia ProDuction management

Design theory into Practice

Looking for the latest digital media and technology skills to advance your career?

Media Arts and ScienceMaster of Science

5 Media Arts and Science Careers

Multimedia designerNew media coordinatorWebmasterFlash developerVideographerGame programmerGame tester3D modelerTexture artistGraphic designerSound/Audio engineerCreative technologistSoftware engineerInteraction designerArt directorConcept artistSocial media managerMobile interface designerAnd many more....


Flexible SchedulingTake advantage of evening classes and a flexible timetable for degree completion.

Ability to SpecializeCustomize your degree with specialized courses helping you achieve your career goals.

Portfolio of WorkDevelop a valuable showcase for your skills with our project-oriented curriculum.

Software and TechnologyGain expertise with the latest software and technology used by professional designers.

Respected FacultyLearn from the best, including researchers and industry pros at the top of their game.

Reasons to Discover Media Arts and Science

Media are changing. The digital age has ushered in a wave of new media impacting not only how we learn, play and connect, but also the skill sets necessary in a competitive job market.

Are you prepared? Employers need professionals with strong integrated media skills to develop attention-grabbing animations, 3D graphics, cutting-edge video, interactive games and bold websites.

The Media Arts and Science graduate program gives you expertise in these areas and more, plus the flexibility to specialize in what interests you most. Learn the ins and outs of industry-leading creative software, get hands-on experience with production equipment, and receive instruction in the latest design trends and technologies—all while building a valuable portfolio showcasing your work to employers.

This program also includes integrated media and design research and provides a platform for future studies in this discipline.


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Look no further than a degree in

informatics. you’ll develop innovative

solutions that improve how people use

information and technology. informatics

integrates principles of information

systems and design, computing,

psychology and sociology in a curriculum

tailor-made for the next generation of

computing professionals.

comPuting

information technoLogy

human-comPuter interaction

Data visuaLization

sociaL netWorking

cyber security

Have a passion for computing that makes a difference?

Informatics

Bachelor of Science Undergraduate Certificate

Informatics Careers

Information architectSoftware developerWeb designerBusiness technology analystIT consultantDatabase developerInformation security officerDigital artistDigital library specialistInteraction designerMultimedia specialistNetwork managerSystem administratorTechnical writerTechnology managerUsability testerBioinformaticistChief information officerAnd many more…


Custom-fitBusiness. Science. Art. Whatever your passion, informatics is your ticket to a customized computing education.

No Experience NecessaryNot a computer whiz? Never taken a computer class? That’s okay. We’ll show you the ropes.

LeadershipStand out from the crowd as part of Indiana’s—and the nation’s—first informatics school.

Career ProspectsComputing careers are among the hottest, best-paying and most exciting out there.

ImpactYour ability to change lives through technology has never been greater. Make an impact.

Reasons to Discover Informatics5

Informatics goes beyond hardware and software. It thinks big picture, studying how the world uses technology to communicate, work and engage. Then it goes a step further, applying that knowledge to solve issues facing business, healthcare, science, law, the arts and entertainment.

See yourself developing a global database to track and help prevent the spread of disease? How about inventing the next great smartphone or mobile app? Want to one day rival Facebook? Or design an IT system that revolutionizes how businesses operate?

It’s all possible with informatics. You’ll enjoy a computing career helping people lead better lives through the power of information technology.


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consider a graduate degree or certificate

in media arts and science. you’ll expand

your professional horizons and build

a competitive edge in new forms of

media, visualization, authoring (coding),

theory and design. you’ll expand your

professional horizons and build a

competitive edge in new forms of media,

visualization, authoring (coding), theory

and design by putting it into practice.

integrateD meDia anD Web technoLogy

3D moDeLing anD animation

mobiLe aPP DeveLoPment

gaming

viDeo ProDuction

DigitaL storyteLLing

sounD Design

DigitaL meDia ProDuction management

Want to learn how computing can let your imagination run wild?

Media Arts and ScienceBachelor of Science 5 Year BS/MS Program

It’s a new game. Technology is changing how we express ourselves, entertain, learn and connect with the world—and employers have taken notice.

In Media Arts and Science, you integrate creativity with contemporary career-building skills to manage digital media production and develop dynamic websites, interactive games, 3D motion graphics, animations, and produce audio and video.

Our hands-on, project-oriented curriculum allows you to build a valuable portfolio of work with the flexibility to specialize in the creative subject areas that interest you most. And our career counselors help guide you through internships, job searching and industry networking to gain real-world experience.

5 Media Arts and Science Careers

Multimedia designerNew media coordinatorWebmasterFlash developerVideographerGame programmerGame tester3D modelerTexture artistGraphic designerSound/Audio engineerCreative technologistSoftware engineerInteraction designerArt directorConcept artistSocial media managerMobile interface designerAnd many more....


Flexible SchedulingTake advantage of evening classes and a flexible timetable for degree completion.

Ability to SpecializeCustomize your degree with specialized courses helping you achieve your career goals.

Portfolio of WorkDevelop a valuable showcase for your skills with our project-oriented curriculum.

Software and TechnologyGain expertise with the latest software and technology used by professional designers.

Respected FacultyLearn from the best, including researchers and industry pros at the top of their game.

Reasons to Discover Media Arts and Science

Earn a bachelor’s and master’s degree by completing both undergraduate and graduate programs in only 5 years, and get an accelerated start to your future.

BS Media Arts And Science + MS Human-Computer InteractionEmpower your creativity and love of technology to develop and design interactive technologies, software, applications, graphics and other media arts that integrate best practices in usability and user-design. Build a career-launching portfolio that includes dynamic websites and apps, games and software, cutting-edge video and audio, and 3D animations.


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make a difference with health

information administration. you’ll gain

applied experience managing patient data

in healthcare settings—needed expertise

that ensures quality medical care and

research.

Patient Data

eLectronic heaLth recorDs

information management

Privacy anD security

QuaLity assurance

meDicaL coDing

Serve as a bridge between clinical, operational, and administrative functions within the healthcare industry and directly affect the quality of patient care.

Health Information AdministrationBachelor of Science

Health information directorPatient information coordinatorCompliance officerInformation security officerClinical coding specialistData quality managerPrivacy officerClaims analystBusiness analystMedical records managerHealth information consultantSystems integratorCoding compliance managerCollege instructorPhysician practice managerCompliance auditorHealth data analystClinical case managerAnd many more...visit: hicareers.com


Health InformationAdministration Careers

Reasons to Discover Health Information Administration

Tradition with a Focus on the Future With 60 years behind it, HIA is one of IUPUI’s most established and proven degrees. Embracing the technology trends of today, students may complete the entire professional program within an online environment.

Job Growth The U.S. Department of Labor expects health information jobs to grow by 20%—at least!

Professional Practice Expand your skills by participating in voluntary internships and credit bearing professional practice opportunities available within many of our healthcare community partnerships.

Networking Build contacts and job leads from more than 600 alumni who are now leaders in the field. Be actively involved in professional organizations at the local, state, and national levels.

Impact Work with clinicians and other healthcare providers towards better patient outcomes and improve the quality of healthcare delivery across the continuum of care.

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Widespread adoption of new technologies is fueling a critical need for specialized Health Information Administration (HIA) professionals able to manage electronic health records, analyze health information and ensure the privacy and security of patient data.

The HIA program will uniquely qualify you to take advantage of these opportunities as a health information leader, including professional experience in healthcare settings built right into the curriculum and the ability to sit for a national credentialing exam upon graduation.

As an HIA expert, you’ll work alongside professionals in clinical medicine, nursing, law and finance to manage, interpret and protect patient data. Most importantly, you’ll help advance quality medical care and research. HIA graduates are qualified to take the national registration exam to earn professional recognition as a Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA). RHIA is a key credential when seeking top-level employment in the field.

The program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM).

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