Bioinformatics FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) - Universities
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Rafiu Fakunle emailed to tell me that Queen Mary, University of London
offers an undergraduate
degree in bioinformatics.
Royal Holloway College in
the University of London offers an MSc. in
Computer Science by Research in which a bioinformatics
specialism is available.
University College London (UCL) offers a final year undergraduate
course: "Bioinformatics:Genes,
Proteins and Computers".
Together with Harrow School of Computer Science, The University of Westminster, a new
university in London, offers an MSc. in Bioinformatics as both a full- and part-time
course. Again this is aimed primarily at graduates of the biological
sciences. York University's
Department of Biology offers Masters
courses and PhDs in
both computational biology and biomolecular science.
If you know of any other bioinformatics courses in Europe please
feel free to mail
me about them.
...Remotely
(Distance/Correspondence Courses)
Many visitors to the FAQ ask about bioinformatics distance
learning. Eventually I will try to gather together all those courses
on this list that can be taken remotely---if I ever have the time.
Unfortunately I don't at the moment. All I can suggest is that you
examine the courses yourself through the links provided in the FAQ.
Many can be taken over the Net or offer components that can be
studied at a distance. (And, if you do compile such a list for
yourself, do please email it to me and I will post it here for the
benefit of our users with, as usual, a full credit for your
efforts.)
If you are thinking of studying at a UK institution you might
want to search through the pre-print
of my review of UK bioinformatics education for the word "distance".
At the moment I think the courses at Birkbeck, Exeter and Oxford
offer either full or part distance learning options.
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