9 Bachelor's degrees in Health Informatics in Canada

Gain the practical skills and experience needed to move up in your career with the Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management from Douglas College.

The Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) Foundations program from Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) will equip you with the fundamental skills required to perform critical inspections that contribute to the safety and maintenance of various industries

This Veterinary Technology degree from Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) prepares you to work with veterinarians to diagnose, treat and prevent illnesses in animals.

The Health Informatics degree delivered by University of Winnipeg complements offerings of the ACS department, and gives students flexibility of combining all three areas of IT, Business, and Health.

In the Health Information Management programme from Douglas College you’ll learn to manage important information that is paramount to patient safety in a variety of health care settings. 

This Health Information Management (Not PGWP Eligible – details in description) degree from Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) trains you to handle personal health information responsibly and effectively. 

Centennial College's Health Informatics Technology program combines core software engineering knowledge with expertise in health care information systems. This programme is post-graduate work permit eligible.

The Health Information Science programme at the University of Victoria is a public bachelor degree focusing on the intersection of healthcare and technology. This full-time course integrates management and data security. Students gain practical experience through mandatory co-op terms, preparing for careers in digital health.

The Computer Science and Health Information Science programme at the University of Victoria is a four-year, full-time bachelor degree. This public study mode course integrates software engineering with health informatics. It includes three mandatory co-op work terms to prepare students for technical roles in healthcare.