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Molecular Genetics Major
Undergraduate Major
MJRU-MOLGN
- Major
- Molecular Genetics Major
- Credit
- 200
Outline
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Molecular Genetics is a rapidly advancing and exciting discipline for the 21st century. In this major, students will learn about universal principles and new advances in genetics and genomics, and how these can be applied to improve health outcomes. Areas of study will include molecular biology, human genetic disease, bioinformatics and genetic engineering. Students will also be introduced to cutting-edge technology for molecular and genetic analyses. Through a combination of theoretical and practical laboratory training, students will acquire a thorough understanding of molecular genetics and also develop skills in critical thinking and scientific communication. This course will prepare students for a career or further study in the biomedical sciences.
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