Where Information and Technology Meet
Informatics is the art, science and human dimensions of information
technology. It is information technology applied to human problems.
Informatics as a discipline is closely related to, but distinct from,
such fields as computer science, information science and other
traditional disciplines related to information technology.
Informatics is more general, basic and applied than
any of these related disciplines. It is more general in that it
emphasizes breadth across issues in all of the related disciplines,
and also includes social and ethical issues regarding the
information revolution. It is more basic in that it examines
foundational questions about the very nature of information and
computation. It is more applied since the aim is to produce qualified
information technology professionals to meet the rapidly rising need.
Employment Possibilities
Graduates could expect to find employment in a wide array of jobs. Qualifications for specific employment options vary depending on the structure and the nature of an individual’s program of study. The possibilities include such positions as:
- Web Developer
- Public Relations Specialist
- Supply Chain Manager
- Medical Records Analyst
- Systems Analyst
- Bio-technologist
- Statistician
- and many more
Contact Us
Informatics ProgramWhitewater Hall
Indiana University East
2325 Chester Blvd.
Richmond, IN 47374 Phone 765-973-8239

