The PgCert Genomic Medicine at the University of Exeter is designed for healthcare professionals and scientists seeking to deepen their understanding of how genomic technologies are revolutionising patient care. You will explore the application of genomics in diagnosing and treating rare inherited diseases, common complex conditions, and cancer, alongside critical ethical, legal, and social issues. This postgraduate certificate provides a robust foundation for those aiming to integrate cutting-edge genomic insights into clinical practice, research, and healthcare policy, equipping you with essential knowledge in this rapidly advancing field.
Delivered on campus over one year full-time, or part-time to suit your professional commitments, you will engage with a flexible curriculum comprising 60 credits of taught modules. You will have the opportunity to tailor your learning through a wide range of optional modules, covering areas such as pharmacogenomics, bioinformatics, and counselling skills for genomics. The programme culminates in the choice of a data analysis or literature-based research project, allowing you to apply your newly acquired skills. You will graduate with enhanced expertise, prepared for advanced roles in genomic medicine and related research sectors.