Bioinformatics Minor

Bring biology, technology, and data together with a Bioinformatics minor at Westfield State University. Open to students from all majors, including Biology, this interdisciplinary minor prepares you to use computational tools to analyze biological information and approach scientific questions in new ways.

Through coursework in bioinformatics, computer science, statistics, biology, and data visualization, you’ll gain practical experience working with large biological datasets. Apply what you learn to areas such as genomics, molecular biology, human health, biotechnology, and scientific research.

Add a Bioinformatics minor to your major to expand your academic experience and develop skills that can support your future career or graduate study.

As a Bioinformatics minor at Westfield State University, you’ll learn from faculty who are committed to your academic growth and success. Ask questions, receive personalized guidance, and benefit from a supportive learning environment as you progress through the program. Faculty mentorship can help you strengthen your skills, build confidence, and make the most of your academic experience. Along the way, you’ll build meaningful connections with professors who can serve as valuable resources throughout your time at Westfield State and beyond.