3 Bachelor's degrees in Health Informatics in Minnesota, United States

Metropolitan State University Health Systems Studies program provides individuals holding a health-related associate degree the opportunity to complete a baccalaureate degree — the Bachelor of Science in Health Systems (BSHS), a popular option for nursing health systems management professionals.

This Academic and Behavioral Strategist program from Winona State University prepares students to become teachers licensed by the state of Minnesota to teach K-12 students with mild disabilities .

The Health Informatics program prepares Minnesota State University Mankato students to use Information Systems and Health Information Technology (HIT) to design, evaluate, adopt, and apply technology-based innovations in healthcare delivery, management, and research.