MSc in Computational and Integrative Biology, Rutgers University

Integrative biology considers the whole organism, from the molecular level to the population level. Integrative design and interpretation of biological experiments relies heavily on computational approaches for applying fundamental principles from mathematics, chemistry, or physics to complex biological systems. The Computational and Integrative Biology program is offered by Rutgers University.;Learning Goals;Students will acquire a productive understanding of the five scientific fields (Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics) that comprise CCIB, sufficient to engage in interdisciplinary research.;Students (research) will develop a sufficient skills in a specific area of computational biology, so to be able to perform research in that area of study.;Student (non-research) will be able to gain sufficient skills to communicate and deliver information to scientists from different disciplines, as specified on Goal 1.;Students will experience a research activity or study in a specific area of computational and integrative biology.;I want to find another Master Course