9 Full-time Master's in Bioinformatics & Biostatistics in Italy

With this Cellular and Molecular Biotechnology (CMB) offered at University of Trento you will learn to use all the conceptual and technical-practical tools you need to experiment and increase your knowledge of the basic mechanisms of biological systems.

The Quantitative and Computational Biology program from University of Trento is a multidisciplinary degree that formally integrates quantitative sciences and applied biology.

 Medical Bioinformatics at University of Verona prepares graduates for a career at management and supervisory level in the design, development, maintenance and management of information systems in medicine, biology and health systems.

The International Bologna Master in Bioinformatics at University of Bologna aims at creating, within the Bologna process, a European Higher Education Area in Bioinformatics and at generating knowledge and expertise in specific fields of Biology, Biotechnology and Medicine in the post-genomic era when it is necessary to store and retrieve molecular data from specialised data bases.

The Bioinformatics for Computational Genomics Master degree at the Politecnico di Milano aims to train “data scientists”, highly skilled professionals able to merge in depth knowledge on the molecular foundations of life sciences with up-to-date knowledge of the current techniques and technologies for bioinformatic and genomic analysis. 

The Biotechnologies for Food Science degree from University of Padua explores how to produce healthier and safer food following a cross-cutting, farm/field-to-fork approach.

The Computational Biology and Biostatistics M.Sc. at St. John's University is a 36-credit postgraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. This interdisciplinary course combines computer science and biology to train experts in data analysis and mathematical modelling for solving urgent global biological challenges.

The Molecular Biotechnology and Bioinformatics Master degree from The University of Milan, aims at providing students with advanced skills in molecular biotechnology and computational biology and bioinformatics, with a strong focus on the most advanced tools and approaches for the analysis of genomes, proteomes, and metabolomes. 

The Bioinformatics for Computational Genomics program from The University of Milan includes, as a fundamental step in the formation of the students, an internship in research laboratories either at the University of Milan or in other Italian or foreign research institutes.