The master’s program in bioinformatics is a direct response to the paradigm shift taking place in medicine and biological sciences. Further research in these areas is based on the evaluation of masses of biological data: here, the use of computers, combined with accurate mathematical models and efficient algorithms is essential. Employing adequate training in the various sub-disciplines, this program provides the required knowledge for students to be able to judge mathematical methods and models, to recognize relevant biological questions, and to correctly interpret the results of the models in a biological context.

Further Information

• Profile and Structure (2019)
• Profile and Structure (old regulations, 2012)

Registered Students

• Current Semester Info
• List of optional modules
• Research Internship
• Master's Thesis
• Transistion rules: old - new regulations

Prospective Students

• Overview
• Information for prospective students
• OSA (Online Studies Selection Guide)