The University of Manchester pairs bioinformatics with computational biology in a master's program that studies biological systems using computers and statistical analysis. The one-year course requires obtaining 90 credits on a full-time schedule of classes. Courses include Introduction to Bioinformatics, Evolutionary Genetics Tutorials, Metabolic Modelling and Genomes to Systems. Students also undertake a short- or long-term research project.
The University of Manchester
Oxford Road
Manchester, M13 9PL
United Kingdom
011-44-0161-306-6000
manchester.ac.uk
Students at the University of Exeter's Centre for Bioinformatics and Medical Informatics can receive either a Master's of Science (MSc) or Master's of Research (MRes) degree. Courses include Machine Learning and Neural Networks, Database Searching, Proteomic and Genomic Data Analysis and Bioethics. The core program takes six months, after which students can choose to present a dissertation or complete a six-month research project.
University of Exeter
The Queen's Drive
Exeter, Devon, EX4 4QJ
United Kingdom
011-44-0139-266-1000
biosciences.exeter.ac.uk
The University of Glasgow gives students a Master's of Research in Bioinformatics upon completion of a 12-month program. The first part of the program is taught, with classroom courses about DNA, protein and systems biology. The final 15 weeks are spent working on a real-world research project with major universities and corporations. About half of the students who complete this course go on to receive a Ph.D., according to the school's website.
University of Glasgow
University Avenue
Glasgow, Lanarkshire G12
United Kingdom
011-44-0141-330-2000
gla.ac.uk