7 Master's degrees in Bioinformatics & Biostatistics in Scotland, United Kingdom

Biomedical Science
This Biomedical Science MSc course from Edinburgh Napier University will prepare you for a fulfilling career as a biomedical scientist.
Biotechnology and Bioinformatics
The Biotechnology and Bioinformatics programme of the University of Aberdeen will provide students with in-depth training in key life sciences, including bioinformatics, that are central to modern biotechnology and the genomics revolution and will prepare graduates for employment in this growing sector.
Biomolecular Archaeology
The unique one year taught Biomolecular Archaeology programme of the University of Aberdeen combines cutting-edge biomolecular research with archaeological and evolutionary approaches, taught across the fields of archaeology, biological and medical science.
Cardiovascular Science and Diabetes
Delivered within a dedicated cardiovascular research centre involving both clinical and laboratory scientists funded by multiple major charities and government funders, the Cardiovascular Science and Diabetes programme of the University of Aberdeen provides a truly research-led teaching experience for students.

Drug Design and Biomedical Science
The Drug Design and Biomedical Science MSc course from Edinburgh Napier University is unique in Europe; it combines biomedicine and pharmaceutical science. If you're interested in a career in the fascinating and challenging world of drug design, this is the course that will take you there.

Bioinformatics
The Bioinformatics programme of the University of Glasgow is an exciting and innovative programme that has recently been revamped. Bioinformatics is a discipline at the interface between biology, computing and statistics and is used in organismal biology, molecular biology and biomedicine.

Bioinformatics
The aim of the Bioinformatics programme at The University of Edinburgh is to equip you with a strong background in biology, at the same time training you in the application and development of methods used to interpret the vast amounts of data generated by high-throughput 'omics' technologies, be they proteins or nucleic acids.