The ehealth blog

💡This page is out of date and is currently being updated - please check back in May 2024. If you are invited to the University of Toronto (UofT) MHI interview, then congrats! This in itself is a big achievement. The only thing now between you and that admission offer is

Application to the Master of Health Informatics (MHI) program at University of Toronto (UofT) is highly competitive. A key component to your application is the 2-page letter of intent. The letter of intent offers you the opportunity to personalize your application by highlighting your uniqueness – your unique experience, achievements, skills,

McMaster uses traditional interview style where there are (usually) 2 interviewers that sit (or video conference) with you for a chat for 20-30 min (20 min for course-based stream interviews and 30 min for thesis-based interviews). The main goal of McMaster’s MSc ehealth admissions interview is to assess your

The experiential learning component of MSc ehealth and MHI is arguably the most prized part of each program. Students studying their degrees, often without prior ehealth / digital health field experience, yearn for an opportunity to get their foot in the door to work in a digital health informatics setting. For

If you're thinking of entering a career in ehealth / digital health, obtaining a professional graduate degree is highly desirable - not only does it offer you experience in this field through internships / practicums, but also it surrounds you with colleagues who share your same interest in healthcare IT.

💡This guide is geared towards students preparing for internship / co-op / practicum interviews for ehealth / digital health informatics positions. For MSc ehealth / MHI graduate school admissions interview guides, please refer to McMaster MSc ehealth admissions interview guide or University of Toronto MHI admissions interview guide. In this blog, I’ll offer