BS graduates receive a pragmatic, quantitative education with equal focus on computation and structure, as well as molecular biology.

Undergraduate research is emphasized. Current professors are engaged in research projects ranging from plant molecular biology and comparative genomics to organization and evolution of disease resistance genes in grains.

Utilize your interest in computer science, biology, chemistry, physics, or math by getting involved with the Enterprise Program—teams of undergraduate students working on real-world products and research for industry.

Technology in undergraduate labs is cutting edge: DNA sequencers; up-to-date, powerful computers capable of running Linux, Unix, and Windows servers for large dataset processing; and more.

Get involved outside the classroom. Students at Michigan Tech get involved with any number of professional organizations—Phi Sigma, the National Biology Honor Society; Microbiology Club; Botany Club; Pre-Health Association; and more.

Source: https://www.mtu.edu/biological/undergraduate/bioinformatics/

Michigan Technical University | BS: Bioinformatics

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