Health Data Management Certificate of Graduate Study (COGS) from Rowan University

Health Data Management Certificate of Graduate Study (COGS) from Rowan University

The Certificate of Graduate Study (COGS) in Health Data Management is intended for researchers, statisticians, or data analysts who would like to play a part in the Healthcare industry.
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Overview

We have partnered with Rowan University to offer students who have successful completed our Programming for Data Science certificate an opportunity to stack that credential with two more courses from Rowan University to earn their Health Data Management Certificate of Graduate Study (COGS).

Who This Degree Serves

Rowan Global Learning & Partnerships is Rowan University's vehicle to reach out and serve the needs of college students, working adults, lifelong learners, and the business community.

Learning Outcomes

As a result of this program, students will be able to understand how to handle health-related data and design and analyze experiments as they relate to health data.

Prerequisites

The following is a list of items required to begin the application process for the program. There may be additional action or materials required for admission to the program. Upon receipt of the materials below a representative from the Rowan Global Admissions Processing Office will contact you with confirmation or indicating any missing items.

Required Courses

Statistics.com students completing the Programming for Data Science Certificate (PDS) will be able to waive two (2) Rowan courses: DA 03505 Data Quality & Web Text Mining (required) and STAT 02525 Design and Analysis of Experiments (restricted elective). This will leave students with two more courses: Patient Data Understanding and another restricted elective.

Course Number Title
DA 03510 Patient Data Understanding
DA 03505 Data Quality and Web/Text Mining waived/completed

Elective Courses

Restricted Elective Courses – choose 2

Course Number Title
DA 03515 Patient Data Privacy & Ethics
DA 03520 Healthcare Management
STAT 02525 Design and Analysis of Experiments  waived/completed

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Tuition and Fees

Only two (2) three-credit courses are required to complete this COGS.  The tuition and fees for these courses is $5,301.90

Rate Fees Per Semester Hour
$716 $167.65 $883.65

Note: This rate applies to academic year 2019/2020 and is subject to change.

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Locations

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Glassboro, NJ 08028

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Camden, NJ 08102

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Start Dates & Application Deadlines

The chart below details available entry terms for the Computational Data Analytics Certificate of Graduate Study program as well as corresponding application deadlines. Submitting the Application Form is only the first step to beginning the admission process. All of the required materials listed above must be received on or before the application completion deadline for your desired entry term to be considered for admission to that term. We encourage you to complete the application form and begin submitting your materials at least one month before the deadline indicated.

Term Start date Application Deadline
Spring 2020 01/21/2020 11/01/2019
Summer 2020 05/19/2020 04/01/2020
Fall 2020 09/01/2020 07/01/2020

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