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Bachelor of Science in Health Analytics and Applied AI (BS)

Location: Boston | Start Term: Fall

Learn to analyze health data and develop, evaluate, and responsibly use artificial intelligence in healthcare and the life sciences.

Use Data and AI to Address Healthcare Challenges

In this four-year program, you’ll study data science, health analytics, and applied artificial intelligence (AI) in Boston, an epicenter of healthcare and technology. Learn to analyze health data, build and evaluate AI models, and assess their use in healthcare. You’ll also study how healthcare is financed, delivered, and regulated, as well as how bias, equity, ethics, and regulation shape the use of emerging technologies.

Develop Health Analytics Skills for the Workplace

At MCPHS, students are immersed in Boston’s healthcare and life sciences ecosystem. You’ll gain deep understanding of the industries and experience how your knowledge of analytics and AI can drive tangible results.

#5

In The Country for ROI

A Georgetown University study ranked MCPHS fifth in the U.S. among 4,600 colleges for return on investment (ROI).

$120,230

Per Year

Median annual pay for data scientists across industries in May 2025, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

#2

Safest Campus

MCPHS is ranked the second safest college campus in Massachusetts by Niche for 2026.

Classroom and Experiential Learning

Explore health analytics, health systems, and AI applications in healthcare while gaining practical experience through an internship, research, or travel abroad to compare health systems.

STEM-Designated

International students in this program are qualified for an additional two years of OPT in the United States.

Slide presentation at the MCPHS 2026 Hackathon event.

Create Solutions for Today’s Healthcare Challenges

Apply skills built in the classroom through experiential learning opportunities, like the Hack the Health Gap Innovation Hackathon. Groups of students developed creative, innovative solutions to challenges identified by community health centers with help from expert mentors from across the state.
Slide presentation at the MCPHS 2026 Hackathon event.

Careers in Action: Alumni Making their Mark

Explore the organizations where School of Healthcare Business and Technology Graduates have launched their careers.
  • Associate

    Goldman Sachs

  • Senior Feasibility Specialist

    Biogen

  • Senior Associate

    Athenahealth

  • Program Project Manager

    Massachusetts General Hospital

  • Strategic Account Manager

    Primo Medical Group

  • Program Coordinator

    Boston Children’s Hospital

How MCPHS Students are Innovating with AI

Meet Guilherme Ozores, ’28, who is pursuing a minor in AI to support the startup he co-founded to develop diagnostic tools for ophthalmologists.

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