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What the University of Skövde says about their program:
"Recent advances in biotechnology have revolutionised our ability to understand biological systems at multiple molecular layers. This opens powerful ways of studying the underlying mechanisms behind health and disease. Bioinformatics and systems biology provide the competences needed to translate large-scale biological data into new knowledge.
Systems Biology with Specialization in Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary master's programme that combines the fields of biology, computer science and statistics. The programme provides knowledge and skills needed to proficiently tackle data analysis challenges in modern biomedical and molecular biological research.
The master's programme lasts two years and includes in-depth research-oriented courses in systems biology and bioinformatics. During the first part of the programme you will study advanced courses in bioinformatics, programming, experimental design and current research topics. In the second part you will continue with advanced courses in multivariate statistics, expression data analysis, network analysis and systems biology. During the third part
of the programme you will study next-generation sequencing data analysis, library preparation and quality control. Together, this gives you a solid foundation in research methodologies used in bioinformatics and systems biology."
Admission requires at least a Bachelor's Degree (equivalent to a Swedish Bachelor’s Degree) in an academic discipline relevant to the proposed field of study or equivalent.
If you have previous university studies, you may meet the English 6 requirement for the course or programme you've applied to in either of the following ways.
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The scholarships are partial tuition fee waivers (50% of the tuition fee). If you are granted, the amount will be automatically deducted from the tuition fee when you receive your invoice.
The scholarship is granted for one academic semester, but it can be extended to subsequent academic semesters provided that the student's study results are satisfactory. The scholarship granting criterion is academic merit.
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