University of Michigan School of Information
Career outcomes
Graduates of the MHI program enjoy high levels of career success.
Of those who graduated in 2018, 100% are working in their field of choice with 100% job satisfaction. The average starting salary was $80,000 after a short job search.
Most are working in health systems, health services, consulting, non-profits, startups or tech companies.
View the most recent employment report.
Recent graduate stories
Parisa Soroya: Find Your Ditto
While an MHI student, Parisa Soroya founded “Find Your Ditto,” a mobile platform that matches individuals who suffer from similar health conditions for mutual support and emotional health.
Michele Bochinski had been a nurse for over 20 years when an interest in her hospital’s new electronic health management system led her to apply to the MHI program. Michelle now works as a Clinical Data Quality Specialist at the Data Office for Clinical & Translational Research at U-M.
The Master of Health Informatics at the University of Michigan is a joined degree, featuring courses and faculty from the School of Information, School of Public Health and the School of Medicine Department of Learning Health Sciences.