Biological sequences, gene expression, protein interactions and expressions, and metabolomics all fit within omics, the branch of biological science on which bioinformatics focuses. 

Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine’s Master of Science in Systems Biology and Bioinformatics opens the doors to this emerging field that mixes computer science, technology, data analysis and statistics. You are invited to an upcoming webinar to learn how this degree could lead you toward future discoveries in laboratory and clinical settings.

During this information session, David T. Lodowski, PhD, Graduate Program Director for Systems Biology and Bioinformatics will share an overview of the program and how the education and research opportunities will prepare you for a career in this cutting-edge field. 

International applicants requiring a new student visa are encouraged to submit their application by May 1 allowing ample processing and travel time. The final application deadline is August 1.