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Meet Stanford's MCiM Admissions Team
Join Associate Director Tatiana Hummel and Education Program Specialist Lisa Dawdy as they provide an in-depth overview of the Master of Science in Clinical Informatics Management (MCiM) program and its unique integration of Business, Technology, and Healthcare.
May Stanford medical students apply?
Yes! Please contact us at mciminquiry@stanford.edu to get additional details about applying as a currently enrolled Stanford medical student.
From Eligibility to Career Outcomes. What Future MCiM Leaders Want to Know
Does MCiM offer scholarships?
MCiM is a new program at Stanford University, and currently does not have department-based scholarships. Sources of funding for graduate education range from government agencies to academic departments and schools. Please visit the "Tuition & Financial Aid" page to learn more about the financial options that are offered at Stanford.
How much professional experience do MCiM students have?
In recent years, the program has had a student body with half being "mid-career" professionals with 3–15 years of experience and a quarter being "early-career" professionals with less than 3 years of experience. The remaining students have over 15 years of experience, classifying them as "senior-career" professionals.
May DACA or undocumented individuals apply?
Yes, undocumented student may apply. Stanford is committed to a welcoming and supportive environment for all students, faculty, staff and scholars, and it provides services and support to them without regard to their immigration status, religion, nationality, ethnicity or other characteristics.
May I get an exemption from submitting a TOEFL score?
TOEFL is required unless you hold a degree from a qualifying English-language institution in the US or an equivalent degree from an English-language university in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore, or the United Kingdom. U.S. citizenship doesn’t exempt you. The online app system auto-applies exemptions.
What is the minimum eligibility to apply?
Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree from a U.S. college or university accredited by a regional accrediting association. Applicants from institutions outside the U.S. must hold the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor’s degree from a college or university of recognized standing. Stanford University also requires a minimum proficiency in English.
Do I have to have a bacelor degree?
Yes, applicants must hold, or expect to hold before enrollment at Stanford, a bachelor’s degree from a U.S. college or university accredited by a regional accrediting association. Applicants from institutions outside the U.S. must hold the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor’s degree from a college or university of recognized standing.
How much does it cost to apply?
There is a $125 application fee, this fee must be paid via credit card. Fee waivers may be available.
For more information, please visit our Information Page.
Preparing Your Application? We’ve Made It Easier.
Download the official MCiM Application Checklist for a step-by-step overview of what to submit and how to stay on track.
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Digitally Driven Patient Care Calls for Visionary Leaders
Translate digital breakthroughs into patient-centered business models. Explore Stanford’s groundbreaking 12-month program for working professionals.
See How MCiM Has Transformed Careers, Perspectives, and Leadership Potential
Are You Ready to Join the Next Class of Healthcare Innovators?
Bring your expertise, your ambition, and your vision — we’ll provide the tools, network, and knowledge to turn them into lasting change.
Whether you’re seeking a promotion, career stability, or a strategic pivot into digital health, MCiM equips you with the expertise, connections, and credibility to lead.
Lead Innovation
Turn the potential of AI and other emerging technologies into sound business strategy.
Translate the latest digital breakthroughs into smarter clinical decisions.
Leverage Data
Understand how digital systems shape outcomes that truly serve patients.
Improve Clinical Care
Why Choose MCiM?
Created by Stanford leaders in digital technology, business, and clinical care.
A 12-month hybrid format, ideal for working professionals.
Direct engagement with full-time Stanford faculty and experienced industry mentors
Applicable skills gained in a collaborative, cross-disciplinary cohort.
Stanford’s powerful innovation ecosystem and global alumni network.
A smart investment: MCiM blends business with technology and medicine, and tuition is lower than most executive and full-time MBA programs.
MCiM graduates have moved into leadership roles in organizations such as:
Join Us June 11, 2025, 5:00 PM PT, for an Exclusive MCiM Director Information Session
Program Director Kevin Schulman, MD, MBA, will provide an overview of how MCiM’s curriculum integrates business, technology, and medicine to create meaningful impact in the healthcare space. The session will also highlight key admissions information and tips.
Register in advance and feel free to share with others who may be interested.
Learn How MCiM Builds Visionary Healthcare Leaders
Faculty Director Kevin Schulman delves into the transformative impact of digital technology, highlighting MCiM’s innovative curriculum designed to bridge the gap between digital technology and compassionate care.
From Eligibility to Career Outcomes. What Future MCiM Leaders Want to Know
For more information, please visit our Information Page.
What is the minimum eligibility to apply?
May I get an exemption from submitting a TOEFL score?
How much professional experience do MCiM students have?
How much does it cost to apply?
Does MCiM offer scholarships?
Join us on July 16, 2025, at 5:00 PM PT for the next Stanford MCiM: Meet the Experts virtual event.
Hear from Stanford MCiM alumni as they share how they’ve put their learning into action to drive innovation and impact across industries. From clinical leadership to health tech and digital transformation, their journeys highlight the real-world value of the MCiM.
Learn How MCiM Builds Visionary Healthcare Leaders
Faculty Director Kevin Schulman delves into the transformative impact of clinical informatics, highlighting our innovative curriculum designed to bridge the gap between healthcare and technology. Gain valuable insights into how this cutting-edge program can elevate your career and equip you with the expertise to lead the future of healthcare advancements.
MCiM is Designed for Professionals Ready To:
Gain Stanford-backed expertise in AI and digital innovation, business strategy, and cutting-edge medicine.
Immediately apply new skills and insights to shape clinical operations and patient care.
Invest in a prestigious degree with lifelong value and lasting career impact.
Join a collaborative, purpose-driven cohort of forward-thinking professionals.
Learn directly from renowned Stanford faculty and active industry leaders.
Move forward with greater clarity, confidence, and strategic direction.
Why Choose MCiM?
Created and taught by Stanford leaders in digital technology, business, and clinical care.
A 12-month hybrid format – ideal for working professionals seeking new leadership roles.
Direct engagement with full-time Stanford faculty and experienced industry mentors.
Timely, applicable skills gained in a collaborative, cross-disciplinary cohort.
Access to Stanford’s powerful innovation ecosystem and global alumni network.
A smart investment in a groundbreaking program that integrates business, technology and medicine: Tuition is lower than most executive and full-time MBA programs.
Ready to accelerate your leadership path in digital health care?
Take our short assessment to see if Stanford’s MCiM program meets your goals.