Course overview
Bioinformatics is an economically important and high-growth sector critical for advancements in healthcare, agriculture, and environmental sciences. The University of Liverpool is home to a world-class bioinformatics cluster, where experts in Computing, Computational Biology, Genomics, Systems Biology, and Artificial Intelligence drive cutting-edge research. Our interdisciplinary Bioinformatics BSc offers an exciting opportunity to learn how bioinformatic approaches are making sense of complex biological data to facilitate increased biological knowledge that can solve real-world challenges.
Students will explore a wide range of modules focused on key concepts in molecular biology, computer science, and statistics, with the opportunity to join collaborative research teams in lab- and data-driven research projects. Students will also participate in extracurricular activities, research groups, and innovation hubs fostering leadership and creativity.
The global demand for bioinformatics expertise is expanding rapidly, driven by advancements in genomics, personalised medicine, and big data analytics. Professionals in this field contribute to groundbreaking discoveries in genomics, drug development, and disease prevention, directly improving lives and advancing global health.
Why choose Bioinformatics at the University of Liverpool?
- Coding and R workshops for students with no prior computer background, ensuring a smooth transition into the programme.
- World-class lab projects involving clinical data analysis, genome mining, personalised medicine, and drug discovery using advanced molecular modelling techniques.
- Access to high-performance computing clusters on campus for cutting-edge research and data analysis.
