Programs with Strong Bioinformatics/BME/Computational Research Programs

[Seihai]

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[mdphd_applicant]

Harvard-MIT HST

 

[Seihai]

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[mdphd_applicant]

Thanks for the input! I do have that program on my list, as well as some other high-ranking programs (Stanford, UPitt-CMU, etc.).

I was wondering if you might have any other suggestions, especially from some possible less-well-known programs. I didn't want my list of schools to be too top-heavy!

Tri-I? Don't think it's highly ranked, but great computational faculty at MSKCC.

 

[Syxx]

Vanderbilt, OHSU, Utah, and Minnesota have good bioinformatics programs. Wisconsin has strong biostats/cs programs with bioinformatics research.

Tri-I? Don't think it's highly ranked, but great computational faculty at MSKCC.

Unless things have changed, Tri-I is one of the more competitive programs out there for admissions.

 

[Seihai]

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[Lucca]

Stanford. UWash has a lot of strong faculty in this area. WashU, Wisconsin, HMS/MIT, Michigan. Basically anywhere with strong genetics / engineering / CS departments.

 

[ClimbsRox]

Tri-I? Don't think it's highly ranked, but great computational faculty at MSKCC.

LOL

 

[Tothepub]

+1 for UWash. I am not in the computational field but closely related (biophysics) and UW had extremely impressive faculty.