Bioinformatics

About this programme

The course aims to give a solid basis in basic bioinformatic methods. It covers the theories, algorithms and practical applications of computer-based methodology for the analysis of DNA/protein sequences, protein structures, and data produced by large-scale methods for understanding interactions of different biomolecules. 180 credits and 60 credits within one of following main field of study: biology, animal science, equine science, veterinary nursing, veterinary medicine, agricultural science, forestry science, food science, medicine, bio medicine, nursing practice, biomedical laboratory science, bio technology, computer science, mathematics or chemistry and 5 credits cell biology, genetics or bio chemistry and English 6 The grade requirements within the course grading system are set out in specific criteria. These criteria must be available by the course start at the latest. 180 credits and 60 credits within one of following main field of study: biology, animal science, equine science, veterinary nursing, veterinary medicine, agricultural science, forestry science, food science, medicine, bio medicine, nursing practice, biomedical laboratory science, bio technology, computer science, mathematics or chemistry and 5 credits cell biology, genetics or bio chemistry and English 6 The course aims to give a solid basis in basic bioinformatic methods. It covers the theories, algorithms and practical applications of computer-based methodology for the analysis of DNA/protein sequences, protein structures, and data produced by large-scale methods for understanding interactions o