Touro University Illinois

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Why Touro University Illinois?

If you're a health, business, or tech professional, or interested in where they intersect, our programs prepare you to make a big impact in the healthcare industry and beyond. All of our programs train you to be a healthcare hero--whether that means on the frontlines as a physician assistant, or stopping the next big cyber attack.

Transform the future of healthcare with us

Our MS in Physician Assistant Studies will have you ready to treat patients. Our graduate certificate in Healthcare Cybersecurity and our master’s degree in Data Analytics with a focus on healthcare prepare you to use technology to improve the industry for patients and practitioners alike.

Cybersecurity

Help protect critical healthcare infrastructure. After just one year of online classes, you’ll be ready to begin — or advance in — an exciting healthcare cybersecurity career. Apply today and gain real-world skills you'll use to combat cybersecurity threats and challenges.

Data Analytics

Understanding healthcare data results in better patient outcomes, more efficient medical practices, and even research breakthroughs. Apply today for our 10-course online master’s program!

Physician Assistant

Physician assistants are needed in the medical community right now. Our traditional, full-time PA program will give you the medical knowledge and extensive clinical experiences you need to work directly with physicians. At Touro, we're known for our high-quality PA programs, and we're ready to graduate exceptional, well-prepared medical professionals here in Illinois.

Featured Story

We’re training a new kind of healthcare hero, who protects the privacy of medical records, combats cyber-based fraud, enables secure telemedicine, and secures advanced medical devices.

Professor Joe Giordano, Cybersecurity Program Director

By the Numbers

41 million patient records were breached in 2019, triple the number reported in 2018.

The number one challenge to implementing predictive analytics is lack of skilled employees.

Employment for PAs is expected to grow by 27% from 2022 to 2032—faster than the average for all occupations (U.S. BLS).