Institutes, Divisions & Centers
Biomedical Informatics

Biomedical Informatics Research

The Biomedical Informatics graduate program at the University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Children’s aims to provide state of the art training for the next generation of biomedical data scientists. The program offers a comprehensive understanding of essential analytical concepts applicable to informatics and biomedical data science, spanning from molecular levels to individuals and populations. Our student body is diverse, encompassing individuals with backgrounds in mathematics, biology, computer science, engineering, bioengineering, statistics and more.

Successful PhD applicants to the program receive full tuition coverage, a stipend that competes nationally and a comprehensive health insurance plan. The program is dedicated to delivering robust interdisciplinary mentorship and fostering an environment conducive to both research and career advancement.

Covering a spectrum from genomic to clinical data and spanning child to adult healthcare, our impact is substantial, especially with a leading pediatric research center and one of the nation's pioneering medical colleges. Join us in making a meaningful difference in the lives of people.

Our program seeks top-notch applicants with outstanding undergraduate and graduate research training. Ideal candidates have training in computer science, biological sciences, health sciences and research experience. If you fit these criteria and you are dedicated to cutting-edge research in biomedical informatics, use the links below to learn more and to apply to the Biomedical Informatics Graduate Program.

Statistics at a Glance

Research and Training

  • Faculty: 14
  • Joint Appointment Faculty: 15
  • Research Fellows and Post Docs: 7
  • Research Graduate Students: 23

Genomic Information Commons

Cincinnati Children's is a participating site of the Genomic Information Commons (GIC). The GIC is a research initiative made up of multiple academic medical centers that provides opportunities for investigators to conduct a range of genomics, biomarker, and epidemiological research. The GIC champions multi-institutional research collaboration through sharing select types of consented patient health data in order to achieve improved health outcomes for our patients, their families, and our communities.