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The Master of Science in Quantitative Biology and Bioinformatics is a two-year full-time program (or part-time equivalent) designed to equip students with expertise in organizing and analyzing biological data through statistical, mathematical, and computational approaches. This program accommodates diverse backgrounds by offering: (1) essential mathematical and programming training for students from biological undergraduate degrees, and (2) foundational biological knowledge and data analysis skills for those with quantitative undergraduate backgrounds. Participants will also gain practical experience in client engagement and consulting. The curriculum culminates in an original research project, allowing students to apply their quantitative biological data analysis skills.
Learning Outcomes
Acquire advanced knowledge of mathematical, statistical, and computational principles for biological data analysis;
Select, implement, and interpret suitable quantitative methods for biological datasets;
Critically evaluate and synthesize relevant literature in quantitative biology and bioinformatics;
Guide others in the proper application and interpretation of biological data analysis techniques;
Design and complete an independent research project that advances quantitative biological data analysis;
Develop an informed perspective on science's role in society;
Effectively present theoretical concepts and findings through written and oral communication.