Bioinformatics

Given that bioinformatics is a multidisciplinary field of science and technology at the crossroads of computing and life sciences, graduates have openings in several fields of expertise:

• Biomedicine: integrating omics and clinical data to make progress in personalised precision medicine.
• Biology: processing and interpreting omics data for enhanced animal and plant genetics.
• Pharmacology: managing chemical, pharmacological, toxicological and clinical data during the process of discovering, developing and using new drugs.
• Bioinformatics scientist
• Programmer
• Data analysis
• Quality controller
• R&D researcher at universities and companies