• Master of Science in Molecular Genetics and Diagnostics at the University of Nottingham is a 1-year program.
  • It is an on-campus program offered on a full-time basis.
  • Students will study 120 credits of taught modules and undertake a 60 credit research project.
  • The key topics of the program include:
    • the molecular basis to human genetic diseases
    • the molecular basis to infectious diseases
    • molecular diagnostic technologies in healthcare
    • bioinformatics and statistics
    • research skills
  • Students will work with an active research group throughout their project - getting involved in research at the forefront of the University's research strategy.
  • This course is suitable for graduates in life sciences, biomedical sciences, and allied subjects, as well as those already employed in science, laboratory, or medical fields.
  • The research project includes an oral examination and a dissertation.
  • The school has excellent research facilities to support their practical training in:
    • qPCR and imaging
    • FACS
    • biochemistry and genomics
    • tissue culture
    • microbiology and molecular genetics techniques
    • biofilm interface with biotic and abiotic surfaces.