Bioinformatics and Genomics Curriculum

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Bioinformatics and Genomics Curriculum

Track to Success

Hands-on training in communication, leadership, and teamwork sets this program apart and has helped to successfully launch the careers of Graduate Internship Program students for more than 20 years.


Timeline

First 9 months: Coursework at the Knight Campus (Summer, Fall, Winter) Students complete core coursework and optional electives. Students will attend a scientific meeting (Genomics in Action), present a poster, network, and interview with partners to line-up internships.

Second 9 months: Internship with External Partner (Spring, Summer, Fall) Students fulfill their internship requirement through employment with internship partners beginning in April and ending in December.

The majority of bioinformatics students complete their master’s degree in 18 months.

To learn about how students fund the program, visit the Scholarships and Funding Opportunities page.  
 


Student Projects

Imagine the possibilities. From single-cell RNA-seq to machine learning applications,
explore the many opportunities to hone your skills and present your work.

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Your Bioinformatics Faculty

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Leslie Coonrod   
Director, Bioinformatics Track

Peter Batzel

Peter Batzel    
Senior Bioinformatician, Bioinformatics Track

Jason

Jason Sydes    
Senior Bioinformatician, Bioinformatics Track and Genomics and Cell Characterization Core Facility

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Maxine Wren    
Instructor, Bioinformatics Track

Lisa

Lisa Bramer    
Senior Data Scientist, Pacific Northwest National Lab

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David Degnan    
Biological Data Scientist, Pacific Northwest National Lab