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Human Complex Trait Genetics MSc

University of Edinburgh · Edinburgh, United Kingdom

MScEnglish90 ECTS1 yearOn CampusFull-time

The Human Complex Trait Genetics MSc programme at University of Edinburgh (College of Science and Engineering / School of Biological Sciences) is a MSc programme delivered in English over a duration of 1 years (2 semesters) (90 ECTS (180 UK credits)). This programme focuses on human, animal, and population genetics, medical genetics, gene therapy, and cytogenetics. Students analyze genetic variation and disease susceptibility using molecular genetic tools. Graduates serve as genetic researchers, diagnostic lab specialists, and clinical genetic advisors.

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Temel bilgiler

Öğrenim (AB / AEA öğrencileri)
£47,680/year
Öğrenim (AB dışı öğrenciler)
£47,680/year
Süre
1 year
AKTS kredisi
90
Dil
English
Eğitim şekli
On Campus
Başlangıç
September 2026
Kontenjan
September intake

Program genel bakış

  • DereceMSc
  • Süre1 year
  • ECTS90
  • DilEnglish
  • Eğitim şekliOn Campus
  • TempoFull-time
  • ÜlkeUnited Kingdom
  • FakülteCollege of Science and Engineering / School of Biological Sciences

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