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Education: Professional development online Submitted by Heather Vincent; posted on Monday, July 05, 2010 At the University of Manchester, UK, we have over 10 years experience in teaching a range of online courses in computational biology. These courses are designed to enable those with a background in the life sciences, computer science, mathematics or related disciplines to update their skills, while remaining in the workplace. The courses are also very suitable for home study, helping you to keep in touch with a research environment while taking a career break. The modules running next semester, from October 2010, include : Introduction to software development in Java Bioinformatics for Systems Biology Introduction to Health Informatics Biocomputing Computational Systems Biology These modules can be studied individually, or you can choose to register for a formal qualification. Those wishing to progress to the MSc will complete a supported research project. Examples of projects that have been published in a range of journals are listed here : [link] For further information, please visit our programme website : [link] If you have any questions, or would like advice on the options, please contact Heather.Vincent@manchester.ac.uk

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