Overview

The OMICS Technology and Data Science in Biomedicine master's programme is designed to address the increasing demand for skilled professionals at the intersection of biotechnology and data science. As the utilisation of data-driven OMICS technologies expands within biomedical research, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare, this programme provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in these fields.

IMC Krems is renowned for its innovative approach to education and research, consistently ranking among the top institutions in Austria. The university boasts strong partnerships with industry leaders and access to state-of-the-art facilities, ensuring that students receive practical, hands-on experience. The international environment fosters collaboration and cultural exchange, preparing graduates for a global career.

The tuition fees for the OMICS Technology and Data Science in Biomedicine programme are structured as follows:

• International students: EUR 9,500 per semester
• European students: EUR 363 per semester

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

The curriculum of the OMICS Technology and Data Science in Biomedicine programme is comprehensive, covering essential topics over four semesters. The modules include:

• Principles and Tools in Biological Data Analytics I
• Principles and Tools in Biological Data Analytics II
• Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
• OMICS Methods
• Biological Background for Computational Bioinformatics
• Advanced Bioinformatic Tools for Medical OMICS Analysis
• Genomics and Transcriptomics Analysis
• AI Assisted Structural Biology
• Future Skills - Project and Quality Management for Life Sciences
• Practical Approach for Generation and Evaluation of Genomics Data I
• Precision Medicine - Clinical Bioinformatics
• Capstone Project in Bio-Medical Data Analysis
• Master Thesis

Graduates of the OMICS Technology and Data Science in Biomedicine programme can pursue diverse career paths across various sectors. Potential employment opportunities include:

• Biotechnology companies focusing on molecular biology and genomic applications.
• Pharmaceutical firms that leverage OMICS data for drug development and personalised medicine.
• Genomic testing and diagnostic laboratories.
• Healthcare institutions employing OMICS technologies for patient diagnosis and treatment.
• Research organisations dedicated to biomedical research and data analysis.

With a strong international orientation, graduates are well-prepared to enter both local and global job markets or to pursue further academic opportunities through PhD programmes.