Bioinformatics, BSc

As the key to extracting meaningful information from this data, bioinformatics is essential for an in-depth understanding of human diseases as well as for the identification of new molecular targets and therapeutic molecules for drug discovery.You will graduate with the knowledge and skills to tackle real-world life science problems from an informatics and computational perspective.
The programme offers three study pathways, allowing you to tailor programme to your strengths and interests. After Year Two, you have three options:

1. Continue to study bioinformatics at XJTLU (with computational content emphasised)
2. Continue to study more traditional molecular bioscience modules at XJTLU (with lab-based courses and biological content emphasised).
3. Study traditional molecular bioscience modules at the University of Liverpool in the United Kingdom (with lab-based courses and biological content emphasised).