19 Part-time PhD programmes in Bioinformatics & Biostatistics

This high-level training in Bioinformatics research from Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) opens up a wide range of career options for students, as well as academic opportunities. 

The Bioinformatics course from the University of West London prepares the graduates as high-calibre scientists with expertise in bioinformatics.

Through the Statistics and Epidemiology course from Lancaster University CHICAS conducts research on the development of novel statistical and epidemiological methods and their applications.

The Biostatistics programme from the University of Cambridge is an internationally recognised research department specialising in statistical modelling with application to medical, biological or public health sciences.

The PhD Bioinformatics research from University of Essex focuses on the analysis of large functional genomics datasets. It involves close collaborations between our students and academics with backgrounds in any of: bioinformatics, biological sciences, computer science, mathematics, physics and statistics.

Graduate study in Biomedical Informatics at the University at Buffalo, provides an in-depth foundation in evaluating and managing concepts and systems related to information management in healthcare, and biomedical research settings. 

The PhD in Biostatistics programme at The University of Manchester enables you to undertake a  research project  that will improve understanding of Biostatistics.

The Department of Biostatistics at University of Liverpool has expertise in methodological research and a track record of national and international collaboration in high quality research across a broad range of applied health research interests.

The Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science is a top tier academic unit among statistical and actuarial science globally. We offer a phd degree in Statistics - Biostatistics at the University of Waterloo.

The PhD Mathematical Biology at University of Essex uses novel mathematical and computational techniques to solve problems in the biological, ecological and environmental sciences.

The Institute of Cancer Sciences (ICS) at University of Glasgow is a broad-based, research intensive institution with a global reach. We span fundamental cancer biology, translational and clinical cancer research with a major focus on cancer genomics and disease-specific research. The Cancer Sciences programme is offered at University of Glasgow.

The Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences programme is offered at the University of Glasgow. Our strength is in identifying and designing novel therapeutic strategies that will lead to clinical trials.

The PhD Bioinformatics programme at The University of Manchester enables you to undertake a research project that offers training in state-of-the-art computational approaches to study an aspect of biological and/or biomedical science.

This Bioinformatics doctoral programme at Polytechnic University of Catalonia builds on and extends existing or planned studies in bioinformatics at the bachelor's level (interuniversity degree) and the master's level (at various universities). 

The PhD Bio-Statistics from University of Essex is an advanced research degree within the School of Mathematics, Statistics and Actuarial Science. The biostatistics team carries out research in statistical analysis, such as survival analysis, longitudinal analysis, Bayesian statistics, analysis of biological and behavioural data and spatial statistics, with collaboration areas.

The Statistics Research programme offered by King's College London explores statistical theory, computational methods, and data-driven modelling to address complex scientific and societal questions.

The Systems Biology programme offered by University of Glasgow develops advanced research expertise in integrating biological data and computational models to understand complex biological systems.

The Bioinformatics Centre at the University College Dublin is focused on advancing the quality of bioinformatics science.  

The Biostatistics programme offered by King's College London investigates statistical modelling, health data integration, and computational techniques that support precision and evidence-based medicine.