The professional component of the program is offered as the senior year of a Bachelor of Science undergraduate degree. Professional courses are offered primarily during the day. The professional courses focus on the management of health information systems and utilization of computerized clinical data. The professional component of the curriculum integrates lecture and laboratory courses with technical and professional practice experiences in hospitals and other health care facilities and related settings.
Some students have part-time or weekend jobs.
In addition to regular university tuition and fees, students should expect to pay program-related expenses. Contact the program for a current cost sheet. The Health Information Administration Program is offered at the Indiana University Medical Center, which has modern educational and medical facilities. The program offices and most classrooms are located in Coleman Hall. Classes also meet in other Medical Center buildings.