Individualized Genomics and Health, Master of Science at Johns Hopkins University

Programme overview

The Master of Science in Individualized Genomics and Health program prepares students for a career in the applications of bioinformatics tools in the health care field. This emerging field requires a workforce with multi-disciplinary skills in bioinformatics, bioscience, regulatory science, policy, and ethics. Students can meet their individual career goals through the selection of a concentration or get a more tailored experience by choosing their own set of six elective classes.

Faculty: Krieger School of Arts and Sciences | Study mode: full-time | Location: Baltimore, MD, United States

What you will study

Total credits: 40.

Career pathways

Employ the molecular and genetic basis for disease to explain the underlying causes Analyze big data sets to parse information and find patterns in data

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Entry requirements

Statement of Purpose: Please provide a statement, up to one page in length, describing your personal background and/or a part of your life experience that has shaped you or your goals. Feel free to elaborate on personal challenges and opportunities that have influenced your decision to pursue a graduate degree at Johns Hopkins.

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