The Department of Medical Informatics & Clinical Epidemiology is both an academic, degree granting program, as well as a research facility. Our community currently consists of more than 50 faculty, including faculty with their primary academic appointments in the department, several from other departments with joint appointments in the division, and clinical faculty with informatics/epidemiology expertise who work primarily for companies and institutions outside the university. We also have over 60 graduate students, including those pursuing their Masters of Biomedical Informatics, Masters of Science in Informatics, and PhDs. Our student body includes several fellows, as well.
