B.Sc Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary undergraduate programme designed to train students in computational approaches to biological problems. The curriculum blends core life-science subjects such as cell biology, genetics, biochemistry and molecular biology with computational foundations like programming, data structures, databases, statistics and basic machine learning. Students learn to work with biological datasets, use tools for sequence alignment, gene prediction, phylogenetics and protein structure analysis, and manage biological databases. Practical learning typically includes laboratory work in molecular biology, hands-on sessions with bioinformatics software (e.g., BLAST, Clustal), and projects involving real datasets from genomics and proteomics. The programme is suitable for students interested in data-driven biology and careers at the interface of life sciences and technology. Graduates can work in bioinformatics services, clinical genomics support, biopharma R&D support, and academic or industrial research, or pursue M.Sc Bioinformatics/Computational Biology, M.Sc Biotechnology, or allied specialisations.