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Introduction
The Master's in proteomics and bioinformatics is jointly organised by the Faculties of Medicine
and Sciences of the University of Geneva and the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics.
It proposes theoretical courses, wet-lab and dry-lab hands-on experience to study
bioinformatics and proteomes. A proteome is the set of proteins of one organism
expressed by the genome in a given moment in time, and proteomics is the investigation
of proteomes. The analysis through time of interactions and modifications of proteins
provides supplementary information about their functions, biological mechanisms and
in particular about diseases.
Bioinformatics applies computer sciences and information technology to generate new
algorithms and tools to store, organise and analyse large amounts of proteomics,
genomics and other molecular biology datasets. It facilitates and accelerates our
knowledge of biological processes.
Both proteomics and bioinformatics benefit from the evolution and automation of
biochemical techniques and informatics analysis. They instigate the increasing
interest from the pharmaceutical and biotech companies.
The key topics investigated in the research laboratories are reflected in the
teaching programme of the Master’s degree in Proteomics and Bioinformatics. Among
the various choices, the student will be able to dig deeper in themes such as:
development of bioinformatics tools for proteomics or genomics
analysis and evaluation of bioinformatics tools
implementation of proteomics databases for the web
proteomics analysis of tissues and physiological fluids to search for disease biomarkers
tuning and development of analytical methodologies for the separation of proteins
quantitation and identification of proteins or peptides from proteomics samples
Overview
It is open to candidates holding a bachelor's degree in biology, biochemistry, chemistry,
pharmacy, medicine or computer sciences. The courses are in agreement with the European
standards defined by the Bologna declaration. The mandatory courses are in English or French.
The master may be done in three semesters, the equivalent of 90 ECTS credits, which are
summarised as follows:
1st semester
2nd semester
3rd semester
mandatory courses - 25 ECTS
practical training - 15 ECTS
practical training - 30 ECTS
optional courses - 5 ECTS
optional courses - 15 ECTS
Objectives
The objective of this master is to give students a complete education on methods and techniques
in proteomics and bioinformatics. Once graduated, the students should be capable of producing,
analysing and interpreting proteomic data. They will acquire the necessary scientific
knowledge to develop, understand and create bioinformatics tools and databases.
This master prepares students for research in proteomics and bioinformatics, for research
in life sciences in general and for a career in pharmaceutical and biotech companies. It
also gives access to PhD studies in biology, biochemistry or bioinformatics.
