Bioinformatics Teaching Resources

♦ Current Students General: Practical information on the Bioinformatics Master All our courses are open as optional courses for third year or master students from other disciplines. Bachelor Courses: Principles of Bioinformatics (SA) Introduction to Bioinformatics (BT) Course material is available on Blackboard: http://bb.vu.nl Research Questions in Bioinformatics Capita Selecta Medical Informatics First Year Master: sept oct nov dec jan feb mar apr may jun Fundamentals of Bioinformatics (6 ec) Algorithms in Sequence Analysis (6 ec) Biosystems Data Analysis (6 ec) Structural Bioinformatics (6 ec) Bioinformatics for Translational Medicne (6 ec) Advanced Modeling in Systems Biology (6 ec)# Introduction to Systems Biology (6 ec) Systems Biology in Practice (6 ec) Basic Models of Biological Networks (6 ec) Statistics with R (6 ec)# Compulsory courses Bioinformatics profile Systems Biology profile # Choose one out of Adv. Mod. in Sys. Bio or Stat. w. R Fundamentals of Bioinformatics (AF) Algorithms in Sequence Analysis (JH) Structural Bioinformatics (AF) Bioinformatics for Translational Medicine (SA) Proposal Writing (AF) Second Year Master: Plan your Bioinformatics Internships Possible research projects at the IBIVU Write your one-million € research proposal Contact: Current students should direct their questions at Dr. Sanne Abeln ♦ (Potential) Prospective Students Master: Entry Requirements Application Procedure Prospectus If you want to get an idea about the benefit of training in Bioinformatics as an interdisciplinary science, read Sean Eddy´s commentary on "Antedisciplinary" Science. First Year Master: Please see current schedule (above). The schedule for 2013/2014 can be expected to be similar with minor adjustments. Internships: We offer Internships for Bachelor students and/or University of Applied Sciences (HBO) students Possible internship projects at the IBIVU Application Procedure Optional Courses: All our courses (listed above) are open as optional courses for third year bachelor or master students from other disciplines. If you are thinking of following our master, it is a good idea to use your optional courses in you current study to take care of entry requirements. Contact: If you are interested in our master, or if you simply want more information, please contact Dr. Anton Feenstra

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