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Health Infrastructures & Learning Systems Online: Info Sessions
Wondering if the U-M Medical School Department of Learning Health Sciences Health Infrastructures & Learning Systems (HILS)–Online program is a good fit?
We hold frequent virtual information sessions. Join program leaders, along with a few alumni, faculty members, and students, as they share more about learning health systems, HILS degrees and tips for applying.
Ask questions or simply listen in to learn more about our innovative master's programs. Check back soon for upcoming dates.
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Information Sessions for Prospective Students
Information sessions will resume in 2027. If you would like to meet with a member of the HILS team one on one, please email us at [email protected], and we will set up an appointment.
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Featured News & Stories
Department News
Cassie Turner (HILS PhD 2026) Delivers Commencement Remarks
Congratulations to Cassie Turner for being selected as one of three student speakers to give remarks at Spring Commencement on May 2nd.
Medical School News
Look to Leadership column: When education becomes care
Every person who has ever taught a future healthcare professional will one day, in all likelihood, become a patient. It is one of the quiet truths of health professions education that the work of teaching is never purely academic. It ripples forward in ways we cannot always see, shaping the hands and minds that will one day care for us, our families and our communities.
Department News
HILS PhD Student Haoting Gao Wins OGPS Entrepreneurship and Innovation Award
Congratulations to Haoting Gao for winning the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Award!
Department News
In Conversation: Chuck Friedman and Vasa Curcin discuss Learning Health Systems and AI
Professors Friedman and Curcin (Kings College) discuss Learning Health Systems and AI.
Points of Blue
Christian Thurstone, MD, MS, HILS-Online alum: Using practical tools for broad impact
In this article, Christian talks about his experience with the HILS Online MS program and how using what he learned has helped with publishing papers, implementing new programs and addressing behavioral and social health needs.
Medical School News
Maya M. Hammoud, MD, MBA, appointed Assistant Dean for Faculty, Clinical Track
Maya M. Hammoud, MD, MBA, has been appointed assistant dean for faculty, clinical track in the Medical School, effective May 11, 2026. In this role, she will provide leadership as part of the Office of Faculty Affairs on the oversight of clinical track faculty appointments, promotions, and advancement in the Medical School.
