Postgraduate studies in Genomic Medicine
Postgraduate courses in Genomic Medicine are jointly delivered between City St. George's and King's College London. If you're interested in medical genomics (for research-based or clinical careers), we have a range of flexible program options, a comprehensive list of module topics to choose from, and the opportunity (MSc only) to undertake research projects at CSG/King's (including our lab!). See course details here.
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Program options:
- MSc - 8-10 modules + Research Project (180 credits) - Full-time (1 year) or Part-time (2/3 years)
- PGDip - 8 modules (120 credits) - Full-time (1 year) or Part-time (2 years)
- PGCert - 4 modules (60 credits) - Part-time (1 year)
- Online PGCert - 4 modules (60 credits)
Taught modules:
Fundamentals of Human Genetics and Genomics — Genomics of Common and Rare Inherited Diseases — Omics Techniques and Technologies — Variant Interpretation* — Bioinformatics — Advanced Bioinformatics — Pharmacogenomics — Ethical, Legal and Social Issues in Applied Genomics — Introduction to Counselling Skills in Genomics — Genomics of Cardiovascular Disorders* — Genomics of Neurological Disorders — Application of Genomics in Infectious Disease — Fetal Genomics — Molecular Pathology of Cancer — Evolutionary Genomics
* Dr Walsh is Module Lead for Variant Interpretation and Deputy Lead for Genomics of Cardiovascular Disorders.