Master's degrees in Bioinformatics & Biostatistics in Finland

Life Science Informatics is designed for students with background in mathematics, computer science and statistics, as well as for students with these disciplines as a minor in their bachelor’s degree, with their major being, for example, ecology, evolutionary biology or genetics. Specialise in Biomathematics, Biostatistics, Ecological Informatics or Bioinformatics and Systems Medicine.

The Biomedical Imaging programme of Åbo Akademi University covers a range of subjects from microscopic applications to cell biology, anatomy and physiology, nanomedicine or biophysics – depending on the area of imaging specialization.

The data-intensive Computer, Communication and Information Sciences - Machine Learning, Data Science and Artificial Intelligence programme from Aalto University deals with some of the most challenging problems of the 21st century. Be it finding new solutions to tackle climate change or better understanding the causes of an epidemic, this field has an integral part to play.

The Biosciences - Molecular Systems Biology programme at the University of Turku offers extensive training in modern molecular biology and education focused on systems biology (genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, gene/protein structure-function relationships) with a special focus on practical laboratory skills and molecular interaction networks. 

Through this Biosciences - Evolutionary Biology programme at the University of Turku, students will acquire an explicit evolutionary biological perspective in the study of nature, thereby increasing capacity for understanding patterns and processes, on scales varying from the cellular to the ecosystem level.