MSc Genetics of Human Disease

The Genetics of Human Disease MSc at University College London (UCL) is a full-time, one-year program that equips students with the tools they need to understand how genetic influences contribute to human disease and how this knowledge can be applied to advance healthcare. The course aims to provide comprehensive training in modern molecular, genetic and genomic bioscience from bench to bedside.Course Content: The program consists of six core modules, independent research and thesis alongside laboratory research project. Students will gain in-depth knowledge about the field and will learn to use cutting-edge technology to conduct and analyze experiments. The core modules are associated with lectures, seminars, and practical classes. Key Modules: Key modules include Human Genetics: core skills; Human Genetics: Research Projects; Genomic and Personalized Medicine; Monogenic Diseases; Polygenic Diseases, and Applied Genomics, Genetics and Multiomics. Future Careers: Graduates from this course have opportunities for progression into careers in academia, healthcare industries, and genetic counselling. There’s also the potential for further study at the doctoral level for more advanced research in genetics and genomics. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.