M.A. in Life Science and Bio-Informatics 

at Assam University, Diphu Campus, Assam - Other

Yes, graduates of Bioinformatics courses work as Data Scientists. Both of these disciplines require a similar set of talents, therefore Bioinformatics courses graduates with the above-mentioned skill set can work in Data Science roles in the industry if they can adapt their mindsets to the subject. 

Candidates are left with the majority of the Data Science skill set plus a few more if they take the domain-specific requirements out of the Bioinformatics skill set. Most likely, those who transition from bioinformatics to Data Science will need to adjust to their employer's data organisation and distribution environment.

People from Data Science should be able to function in Bioinformatics professions after gaining some domain-specific skills and knowledge if the argument of core skill similarity is valid. 

The choice of a profession in Bioinformatics is entirely up to the individual scientist. For Bioinformatics experts, there are numerous institutions both in India and overseas that provide teaching and research posts. Due to the increasing demand for Bioinformatics scientists, they earn more than the national average.

Bioinformatics can be used in a variety of fields, including the Pharmaceutical, Agricultural, public, and Medical sectors. Recently, Bioinformatics has expanded into oncology in order to find the causative mutations that cause cancer. Typically, outside organisations create computer software, although if competent, bioinformatics scientists can also find work in that industry.