Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

Bioinformatics DATA Science: M.S., 4+1

About this Program

Bioinformatics and computational biology is an emerging field where biological and computational disciplines converge. The field encompasses the development and application of computational tools and techniques for the collection, analysis, management and visualization of biological data, as well as modeling and simulation methods for the study of biological systems. Essential to 21st century life sciences research and key to our understanding of complex biological systems, bioinformatics and computational biology is making an impact upon the science and technology of fields ranging from agricultural, energy and environmental sciences to pharmaceutical and medical sciences.

Qualified UD undergraduate students may begin work toward their Master of Science in Bioinformatics Data Science as a senior, and complete the Master’s degree in as little as one year post-undergraduate graduate study.

 

Degrees Offered

Bioinformatics Data Science – M.S. (CANR)

Bioinformatics Data Science – M.S. (CAS)

Bioinformatics Data Science – M.S. (CEOE)

Bioinformatics Data Science – M.S. (CHS)

Bioinformatics Data Science – M.S. (COE)

Biological Science (B.A.)/Bioinformatics Data Science (M.S.) – 4+1

Applied Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (B.S.)/Bioinformatics Data Science (M.S.) – 4+1

Biological Science (B.S.)/Bioinformatics Data Science (M.S.) – 4+1

Biomedical Engineering (B.S.)/Bioinformatics Data Science (M.S.) – 4+1

Application Deadlines


 

FALL:

April 1: Priority consideration for admission

August 19: Final deadline to apply


SPRING: 

October 1: Priority consideration for admission

December 1: Final deadline to apply

 

Late applications subject to availability

UD Tuition


The 2024-2025 UD graduate student tuition rate per credit hour is $1,069.