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MSc - Master of Science
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Part Time
Sep 2026
2 Year
Biological sciences are more data driven than ever before and bioinformatics is now central to modern biological research. This programme will teach you how to analyse, integrate, visualise and manipulate large datasets, make new discoveries and reveal new insights in biological sciences.Strong foundation for careers which have excellent employment prospects, such as in biotechnology, life sciences and pharmaceutical sectorsNo programming experience needed – learn to manage data using industry-standard technologies such as Python and RIntensive training in high-demand data science skills applicable to software development, data analytics and financeSix-month research project in a leading research group, with opportunities to publish scientific papersOpportunities to join our extensive network of academic and industrial collaborators around the UK and in EuropeWhat you'll studyNew analytical techniques deliver ever more data about genes, proteins, metabolites and the interactions between them. There is a high demand across the life sciences for trained bioinformaticians who can turn this data into useful information and new biological knowledge. Specifically designed for students with bioscience backgrounds, this masters programme teaches you specialised skills needed to manage and analyse datasets, including computer programming, data analysis and statistics. The research preparation and tailor-made multidisciplinary training you receive are of the highest standard available. In the second semester, you have the opportunity to delve into a topic that interests you and conduct your own substantial six-month research project.
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