Continuing Master's studies
The National Centre for Research on Biomolecules offers studies in Bioinformatics, Biomolecular Chemistry or Genomics and Proteomics in the follow-up Master's degree programme in Biochemistry. For other students, we offer the opportunity to develop a thesis with a focus on structural biology and bio-omics, mainly genomics and proteomics. Students can further develop the acquired knowledge in doctoral studies.
For those interested in the study
Study specialisations
Bioinformatics
represents a modern multidisciplinary specialty that bridges (bio)chemistry, biology and access to data obtained within them. Today's instrumental methods are so advanced that the biggest challenge is to interpret the obtained data in a way that makes sense in the field. Bioinformatics is now an essential part of scientific work in the life sciences.
Biomolecular chemistry
jis a transdisciplinary field that studies and models biomolecules, their spatial structures and functions. It ranges in scope from (bio)chemistry to structural biology.
Genomics and proteomics
are interdisciplinary sciences dealing with the study and analysis of two important functional components of biological systems - the genome, or all the genetic information of a given system, and the proteome, i.e. the set of proteins that are created according to this information.