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Education
Building on a tradition of outstanding
informatics education
and research at Missouri, the
doctoral program is a joint program
of the various departments
of School of Medicine, College of
Engineering, and the Bond Life Sciences Center
who make up the University of
Missouri Informatics Institute
(MUII). The Institute currently
offers concentrations in health
informatics and bioinformatics.
Each emphasis area stresses the skill
sets and research appropriate
to the subfield within the broad
area of informatics.
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A core curriculum
provides all students with
a foundation of knowledge and
tools in computation, genomics,
statistics and health systems, after
which they complete further
coursework in their chosen emphasis
area. The integrated program
assures broad exposure to
the field and fosters new insights
and innovate research concepts.
INFORMATICS CORE COURSES - 15 CREDITS
| BIOINFORMATICS CONCENTRATION - 15 CREDITS |
HEALTH INFORMATICS CONCENTRATION - 15 CREDITS |
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REQUIREMENTS FOR ROTATIONS, SEMINAR, TEACHING AND JOURNAL CLUB
All students will have to rotate 2-4 labs for the first year. At least one rotation should be in a wet lab approved by the Institute. It is mandatory for the students to attend Institute's approved seminar series for first two years. In addition, they will require to participate in journal reading club, and teaching activities, including instruction and curriculum development.
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