Bioinformatics

Today the study of Bioinformatics has established itself as an independent area of academics and research. Data from the studies of Life Sciences, Medicine and Pharmaceutical areas are being managed, visualized, analyzed, interpreted, compared and simulated using methods of Bioinformatics. Bioinformatics develops and implements methods and technologies of informatics to, for example, solve problems in the areas biology, chemistry, physics, medicine and mathematics.

Admission Requirements

Admission requirements for the Master's degree program in Bioinformatics include having successfully completed an academic degree program (degree awarded: Bachelor's degree, Master's degree or Diploma degree) in Biology, Chemistry, Informatics, Mathematics, Mechatronics, Physics, Statistics or Business Informatics.

Potential Career Opportunities

Graduates in the field of Bioinformatics have access to various professional occupations as this area of interdisciplinary study combines Life Sciences and IT education serving to combine numerous fields. On one hand, graduates can work in areas of pharmaceuticals, chemicals, food technology and biotech companies, or provide businesses with software needed for applications in th fields of biology, physics, medicine and chemistry.