Basics of Bioinformatics Internship
Master the essential computational tools to decode genomic data and accelerate discovery in the life sciences.
- 5.0/5
- English
- Starts 16 Nov 2026
- Updated Oct 2026
₹3000
$50
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About this course
The Basics of Bioinformatics Internship is an industry-aligned, self-paced professional training program designed for life science, biotechnology, and computer science students. This program bridges the gap between traditional biology and modern computational data science by introducing learners to biological databases, genomic data retrieval, and sequence analysis workflows. Learners can study flexibly at their own speed while working on hands-on practical assignments using cutting-edge open-source tools and AI-driven methodologies. The curriculum covers essential concepts including GenBank, NCBI BLAST, structural bioinformatics, and introductory programming scripts for biological data. Guided project milestones enable participants to build an impressive portfolio ready for industrial R&D or academic research. By the end of this self-paced internship, participants will possess the computational fluency required to evaluate complex biological datasets and decode molecular information efficiently.
What you will learn
Skills you will gain
Certification
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Issued by Dr. Omics EduCourse curriculum
1 moduleWhat you need to start
- Basic foundational understanding of high school or undergraduate-level biology (DNA, RNA, proteins, and genetics).
- No prior coding experience is strictly mandatory, as the course covers programming fundamentals from scratch, though basic computer literacy is required.
- A stable internet connection and a laptop/PC for accessing online learning materials and open-source bioinformatics tools.
Who this course is for
- Undergraduate & Postgraduate Students: Students pursuing degrees in Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Life Sciences, or Pharmacy wanting practical exposure.
- Researchers & Academicians: Life science professionals aiming to transition into computational biology or integrate data-driven techniques into their wet-lab research.
- Tech Professionals & Data Analysts: Programmers and data scientists seeking domain knowledge in genomics, proteomics, and biomedical data processing.