Bachelor in Bioinformatics

Still a young science, bioinformatics is a discipline that uses and designs computer tools to extract, organize and analyze data from living things. Having become essential to the advancement of research in medicine, biology, the environment or even agriculture and fisheries, bioinformatics has a bright future. It has become an essential component of current research in life sciences and contributes in particular to data analysis, the search for genes involved in human diseases and the modeling of molecular and cellular mechanisms.

A specialization in genetics or molecular medicine provides in-depth knowledge of the biological interpretation of data leading to jobs as bioinformatics analysts in industrial and academic environments. These jobs are also accessible via a specialization in statistics and machine learning which allows you to deepen your skills in designing analysis methods.

A specialization in software engineering or computer science provides an introduction to advanced modeling and algorithmic methods leading to programming jobs in bioinformatics in industrial and academic environments. The program also provides access to graduate studies in bioinformatics, computer science as well as biochemistry and molecular medicine.