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Our multidisciplinary training sets you up to unearth key issues affecting the natural environment or human health.

Recent graduates have been hired by employers including European Bioinformatics Institute, Thomson Reuters, GlaxoSmithKline and Kew Gardens.

Be taught by practising professionals and industry experts whose research ranges from the causes of cancer to protecting threatened trees species.

Our Postgraduate students have access to world-class facilities including high performance computer clusters and specialist genomics technologies.

Raphaella Jackson graduated from our MSc Bioinformatics programme in 2018 and is now undertaking a fully funded PhD at Queen Mary

Molecular medicine approaches could improve the efficiency and sensitivity of pesticide research and evaluation, according to researchers.

Through new partnerships, Queen Mary is training researchers to apply cutting-edge AI expertise to the discovery and development of new drugs

Asqa joined the MSc Bioinformatics programme after completing her BSc in Neuroscience at QMUL