At SBI, we are always on the lookout for unique opportunities to explore and address some of the grand challenges in science education. From the Amgen Biotech Experience in secondary schools to our own exciting MSc in Artificial Intelligence for Medicine & Medical Research, we believe that there are limitless possibilities in the world of systems medicine and we are committed to opening doors to students of all ages in this realm.
For questions about any of the programmes listed below, please drop us a line at sbiadmin@ucd.ie.
MSc in Artificial Intelligence for Medicine & Medical Research
Challenge: People with computer science and statistics experience are greatly needed in the medical field.
What we offer:
- A completely unique Master’s programme designed specifically for people without a medical background, who will learn biology through studying biological data.
Contact: Walter Kolch (walter.kolch@ucd.ie)
PhD in Bioinformatics & Systems Biology
Challenge: Pharmaceutical sector identify skills gap in systems biology; a rapidly emerging area of research activity at the interface of mathematics, computer science, and the biological sciences.
What we offer:
- A structured 4 year PhD Programme in Bioinformatics and Systems Biology where students from a variety of STEM backgrounds have the opportunity to undertake projects incorporating modelling, computational analysis and experimental research activity under the supervisions of experts from these fields.
Contact: Denis Shields (denis.shields@ucd.ie)
Transition Year Programme
Challenge: Secondary school students need opportunities to explore STEM
What we offer:
- Two 1-week long programmes for TY students, offering a variety of hands-on experiences and informative talks.
Contact: Sile Lane (sile.lane@ucd.ie)
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AMGEN Biotech Experience
Challenge: Teachers are not equipped to run biotechnology practicals in schools.
What we offer:
- We create a variety of training workshops and kits for teachers to use in schools, including all experimental materials and comprehensive lesson plans.
Contact: Sile Lane (sile.lane@ucd.ie)
