The Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics is committed to interdisciplinary education in the life sciences and preparing students in a range of scientific disciplines to become leaders in their fields. The Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics is committed to interdisciplinary education in the life sciences and preparing students in a range of scientific disciplines to become leaders in their fields. Offerings include the undergraduate certificate in Quantitative and Computational Biology and two different Ph.D. degree-granting programs in Quantitative and Computational Biology and Biophysics. LSI faculty and associated faculty in other departments contribute to teaching, advising, and mentorship. The many fields of expertise and research represented in the Institute provide an ideal environment to train scientists to tackle fundamental questions in biology, as well as to find biological solutions to major challenges in areas such as health, energy, and the environment. Diversity and Graduate Recruitment We believe that the highest levels of research, scholarship, and teaching are obtained only through the combined participation of people with a diversity of viewpoints, backgrounds, and experiences. Learn more about the program Graduate Programs Graduate Program in Quantitative and Computational Biology The Program in Quantitative and Computational Biology (QCB) is intended to facilitate graduate education at Princeton at the interface of biology and the more quantitative sciences and computation. Graduate Program in Biophysics The Program in Biophysics (BPY) is intended to facilitate graduate education at Princeton at the interface of the physical and the life sciences. NIH NHGRI Training Program LSI houses the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) Quantitative and Computational Biology graduate training program (T32HG003284), led by program directors John Storey and Josh Akey. Undergraduate Programs Undergraduate Certificate in Quantitative and Computational Biology Designed to instruct undergraduate students in quantitative understanding of complex biological systems and processes Integrated Science Curriculum An innovative first-year sequence built for independent research and careers around life sciences