MSc/PGDip/PGCert Medical Genetics and Genomics
Course Overview
This MSc / PGDip / PGCert in Medical Genetics and Genomics prepares graduates for impactful careers in the rapidly growing fields of medical biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and genomics. You will learn to combine cutting-edge genetic analysis with bioinformatics to understand disease mechanisms and develop novel therapeutic strategies. The program offers exceptional flexibility with research projects that can be tailored to workplace interests and conducted in partnership with leading genomic laboratories.
Key Program Highlights
- Master the integration of genetics and bioinformatics to tackle diseases like cancer
- Develop skills for creating innovative treatments through gene therapy and drug development
- Complete a customizable research project aligned with specific industry or workplace needs
- Gain highly transferable skills in research planning, organization, and scientific communication
- Open doors to diverse careers in the pharmaceutical industry, NHS, academia, and research
Course Overview
This MSc / PGDip / PGCert in Medical Genetics and Genomics prepares graduates for impactful careers in the rapidly growing fields of medical biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and genomics. You will learn to combine cutting-edge genetic analysis with bioinformatics to understand disease mechanisms and develop novel therapeutic strategies. The program offers exceptional flexibility with research projects that can be tailored to workplace interests and conducted in partnership with leading genomic laboratories.
Key Program Highlights
- Master the integration of genetics and bioinformatics to tackle diseases like cancer
- Develop skills for creating innovative treatments through gene therapy and drug development
- Complete a customizable research project aligned with specific industry or workplace needs
- Gain highly transferable skills in research planning, organization, and scientific communication
- Open doors to diverse careers in the pharmaceutical industry, NHS, academia, and research
