Apply scientific expertise and technical skills to translate complex biological data into meaningful information. Study bioinformatics to develop your knowledge in computer science, genomics, proteomics and molecular biology.
Gain skills in machine learning and statistics, and specialised knowledge in data management.
You'll learn to apply this knowledge to new innovations or discoveries. Equip yourself for a career in computational modelling and intelligent systems involving big data.
Focus on either the computational concepts for solving problems in the biological sciences or on understanding the fundamental challenges facing biologists.
A worldwide shortage of trained bioinformaticians and computational biologists means there's high demand for your interdisciplinary skills. You'll be equipped to work in pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical technology companies, research organisations and governments. |
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