Bioinformatics Graduate programs

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The discussion centers on the challenge of finding a comprehensive list of bioinformatics graduate programs in the U.S. Participants note that such lists are scarce, particularly for specialized fields like bioinformatics. One user suggests visiting individual university websites for information, as they have found this approach effective. They also share links to two resources that may assist in finding relevant programs: the ISCB university programs board and a document from UNC's informatics programs. Overall, the conversation highlights the difficulty of locating centralized information on bioinformatics graduate studies and the reliance on direct university resources for accurate details.
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Can anyone help me with a website that lists bioinformatic graduate programs in the U.S.?

Thanks in advance.
 
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this kind of "list" is hard to come by, especially in a field like bioinformatics. I would recommend visiting individual school websites.
 
That's kind of what I found as well when I searched for this list. I am currently doing a school by school search. Just posted in case somebody here might be helpful. Thanks though.
 
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