What is S* ?

S* (pronounced as 'S Star') is a collaboration between the following universities and institutions:

Macquarie University, Australia,
University of Sydney, Australia,
Karolinska Institutet, Sweden,
University of Uppsala, Sweden,
National University of Singapore, Singapore,
University of the Western Cape, South Africa,
Stanford University, USA
University of California, San Diego , USA

The S* group of teaching institutions have formed a global alliance to provide a global, unified bioinformatics learning environment (GLOBULE) made up of modular courses in the disciplines of genomics, bioinformatics, and medical informatics.


GLOBULE

The initial aims of GLOBULE are to:

  • Make a jointly provided globally accessible online course for training in bioinformatics and genomics.
  • Provide accessibility to the highest possible quality of online courseware available in the world today
  • Provide high quality assessment, grading and courseware that has been approved by the educators from the host institutions.
  • Develop an integrated modular learning environment that allows a student to select from both pre-requisite modules and advanced modules in order to build a comprehensive program in genomics and bioinformatics.


Our Mission

Our Mission is to provide anyone with an introductory course in bioinformatics. We hope this collection of S* bioinformatics lectures will be available to students anywhere through the internet , regardless of whether our classes are attended by individuals or in groups.

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Our People & Our Organization

We are able to deliver this course and reach out to various parts of the world all thanks to the support and contribution from these people :


Web Administrators Technical Consultants IVLE System Administrators past participants Teaching Assistants Mirror Site administrators Education Office course coordinators lecturers regional coordinators members of alliance secretariat chairman


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