Studies
Relevant courses for students on Bachelor, Master and PhD level in Bioinformatics.
Educational activities around bioinformatics are coordinated by Associated Teaching Professor Lex Nederbragt from BiLS. Feel free to reach out if you have questions or suggestions!
Study direction Computational Biology and Bioinformatics
Bachelor courses at UiO involving SBI
- IN1000 – Introduction to Object-oriented Programming (10 credits, full semester)
- IN1900 – Introduction to Programming with Scientific Applications (10 credits, full semester)
- BIOS1101 – Introduction to Computational Modelling in the Biosciences (10 credits, full semester)
- BIOS3010 – Bioinformatics (10 credits, full semester)
Relevant Master's courses at UiO (co)taught with SBI
Autumn semester
- IN-BIOS5000 – Genome Sequencing Technologies, Assembly, Variant Calling and Statistical Genomics (NORBIS course) (10 credits, 3 weeks)
- BIOS-IN5410 – Bioinformatics for Molecular Biology (formerly called MBV-INF4410) (10 credits, 5 weeks)
Other relevant Master's courses at UiO
Spring semester
- IN4050 – Introduction to artificial intelligence and machine learning (10 credits, full semester)
- IN5490 – Advanced Topics in Artificial Intelligence for Intelligent Systems (10 credits, one or two 1-week workshop sessions)
- BIOS-IN5010 – Computational physiology (10 credits, summer school in Norway and USA)
Autumn semester
- STK-IN4300 – Statistical learning methods in Data Science (10 credits, full semester)
- IN4120 – Søketeknologi
- IN5320 – Development in Platform Ecosystems
- MEDFL5155 – Introduction to statistics and bioinformatics for the analysis of large-scale biological data (5 credits, 5 days)
Relevant Master's programme structure
- Programme structure for the 2-year master's programme in Computational Science: Bioinformatics.
- Programme structure for the 2-year master's programme in Data Science
Master thesis projects
PhD courses (co)taught with SBI
Spring semester
Autumn semester
- IN-BIOS9000 – Genome Sequencing Technologies, Assembly, Variant Calling and Statistical Genomics (NORBIS course) (10 credits, 3 weeks)
- BIOS-IN9410: Bioinformatics for Molecular Biology (formerly called MBV-INF9410) (10 credits, 5 weeks)
Other relevant PhD courses at UiO
Spring semester
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IN9400 – Machine Learning for Image Analysis (10 credits, full semester)
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BIO9905MERG1 – Bioinformatics for Environmental Sequencing (5 credit, every odd-numbered year)
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BIO9905FBI2 – Phylogenomics (5 credits)
Autumn semester
- BIOS5213 – Phylogeny and Classification (10 credit, every autumn)
- STK-IN9300 – Statistical learning methods in Data Science (10 credits, full semester)
- IN9495 – Advanced Topics in Artificial Intelligence for Intelligent Systems (5 credits, one or two 1-week workshop sessions)
- MF9155 – Introduction to statistics and bioinformatics for the analysis of large-scale biological data (5 credits, 5 days)
Other relevant PhD courses and workshops
BiLS organizes the yearly Oslo Bioinformatics Workshop Week in December. This year's edition is usually announced in October/November. See the program of past and current editions (bulleted list at left of the page).
The Carpentry@UiO initiative has introductory workshop in programming, computational analysis and data management. See also their list of past workshops.
Relevant PhD courses outside of UiO
- ForBio, the Research School in biosystematics: Hasseveral relevant courses listed on their course pages.
- ELIXIR, the pan-European infrastructure for biological information has a great list of international courses in their Training eSupport System (TeSS)
- The Nordic eInfrastructure Collaboration (NeIC): Their training events calendar may contain relevant workshops.
- CodeRefinery: NeIC also hosts CodeRefinery, which has a great set of lessons. See also CondeRefinery's training calendar.
- Sigma2, the national provider of computational and storage resources: Find relevant courses in their training calendar.
- Digital Life Norway Research School: Some of their courses may be relevant, find more on their course and events calendar.