PhD Computational and Systems Biology |
| University/Institute: Washington University (Wash U) |
| Location: United States - St. Louis |
| Focus: Computational Biology |
| Recommended Undergraduate Degrees: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Math/Statistics |
| Degree Offered: Ph.D/DSc (< 1 year)Ph.D/DSc (Major/Primary Degree) |
| Key characteristics of program:
Course work in genomics and computational biology with an emphasis on mathematical modeling. The curriculum is flexible and can adapted to a studentâ??s background and interests. Students do laboratory rotations the first year before joining a thesis lab, and then their primary effort is on the thesis research. All students are fully supported throughout their tenure. |
| Program Goals:
This program trains PhD students in both systems biology, genomics and computational and mathematical skills so they can become independent researchers, pushing forward the boundaries of our knowledge in this exciting interdisciplinary field. They will be well prepared for jobs in either academics or industry. |
| Additional Information |
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Year Program Established: 2001 Average number of applicants per year: 75 |
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