Through our various Bioinformatics Master's-level apprenticeships delivered against the Bioinformatics Scientist L7 Standard, you will be able to gain the required knowledge, and technical and computational skills to conduct bioinformatics research at your workplace by signing up for one of our training options toward the Level 7 Bioinformatics Scientist Apprentice.

Bioinformatics combines computer programming, data analysis, and biology. With this program, you'll understand both basic and advanced concepts of bioinformatics and the wide range of possible applications.

The online graduate certificate in applied bioinformatics is offered by the Center for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (CBCB) at the University of Delaware as a graduate level program ideally suited for working professionals who wish to gain knowledge and practical experience in bioinformatics. Building on the core curriculum of UD’s M.S., PSM (Professional Science Master’s degree) and Ph.D. bioinformatics degree programs, the online graduate certificate allows students to gain core competency in bioinformatics for real-world applications from genomic medicine to agriculture.

Big data is everywhere, and its presence across multiple industries will continue to stimulate job growth in the pharma, biotech, and software industries. This certificate program is designed in consultation with industry leaders to meet biologists and computer scientists' need to analyze and interpret today’s deluge of biological information.

Bioinformatics develops and uses computer software to analyze and manage biological data. Bioinformatics is fundamental to modern biological research and to the development of individualized medicine that will combine genome analysis, medical records, and results of clinical trials and research to tailor treatments and prevention regimen.

Aquincum Institute of Technology offers foundational courses, like Data Mining and the Structure and Dynamics of Complex Networks. Students will learn about how to apply these theories to the complex task of decoding the human genome, and will become familiar with the IT challenges in computational biology and personalized medicine.

Bioinformatics is essential for analysis and interpretation of complex and large biological datasets generated by functional studies and high throughput technologies, such as next-generation sequencing. It is used to propose the next sets of experiments and, most importantly, to derive a better understanding of biological processes.