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Bioinformatics FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) - Universities
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Cornell and Rockefeller Universities,
together with the Sloan-Kettering Research Institute
offer a "Tri-institutional program
in Computational Biology and Medicine". Thanks to Brant
Inman.
Since September 2003 Farmingdale State University of
New York has offered a unique baccalaureate Bioscience
curriculum including bioinformatics as one of its concentrations.
Thanks to Charles Adair for this information.
Polytechnic University in
Brooklyn offers a
graduate programme in bioinformatics. Thanks to Bulat K.
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute offers both undergraduate and
graduate programmes in bioinformatics
Rochester Institute of
Technology offers BS
MS
and BS/MS
programmes in Bioinformatics. Thanks to Brandon H.
According to Maureen Downey, the College of Staten Island, part
of the City University of New York also offers a
challenging program in bioinformatics.
If you know of any other bioinformatics courses on the American
continent please feel free to mail
me about them.
North Carolina
Duke University's Center for Bioinformatics and
Computational Biology offers various bioinformatics
programmes.
The North Carolina State
University Statistical
Genetics and Bioinformatics Program offers Master's
Bioinformatics and PhDs
in bioinformatics.
The University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill offers a programme in Bioinformatics and Computational
Biology (BCB).
Ohio
Andrew Johnson writes: "There is a relatively new Biomedical
Informatics program in Ohio. (I'm entering the program in a few
months). Though the
department stands alone, it is in the College of Medicine at the Ohio State Medical Center.
Entrance is offered through a new Integrated Biomedical Sciences Graduate
Program.".
Pennysylvania
The University of
Pennsylvania offers some of the best known and
longest established bioinformatics programmes at Batchelor's,
Master's and PhD levels. Thanks to Louis Licamele for pointing out
my oversight (I just assumed I'd already listed them!) He also
points out that Georgetown
University is planning
bioinformatics courses too.
Texas
Tom Andrews, a student on the course, has written to me to tell
me that Texas A&M University
at Corpus Christi is currently offering a BS computer science degree
in bioinformatics.
Jeremy Read told me that St. Edward's University in Austin offers
a
B.S. in Bioinformatics.
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