The Professional Science Master’s (PSM) in Health Care Genetics prepares students for dynamic careers in biotechnology, healthcare, and research by integrating advanced genetics coursework with professional training and hands-on experience.
Program Goals
- Equip students with specialized knowledge in human genetics and genomics relevant to the biotech and healthcare industries.
- Develop key professional skills in communication, data analysis, and ethical decision-making.
- Bridge academic training with real-world applications through experiential learning and industry engagement.
- Prepare graduates to lead in translating genetic discoveries into innovative tools, diagnostics, and therapies that improve health outcomes.
Learning Outcomes
- Apply genetic and genomic concepts to biotechnology and healthcare challenges.
- Analyze gene-environment interactions and their impact on disease and wellness.
- Use genomic technologies to support diagnostics, therapeutics, and precision medicine.
- Communicate complex scientific information clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.
- Demonstrate core lab skills and data fluency relevant to biotech settings.
- Evaluate scientific literature and emerging biotech trends critically.
- Navigate ethical, social, and regulatory aspects of genetic information and technologies.
- Collaborate effectively in interdisciplinary teams across research and clinical environments.