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The study of Genetics and Genomics equips you with insights applicable to enhancing our comprehension of evolution (both historical and contemporary) and various biological aspects across all life forms.
These insights can further be utilized in creating innovative biotechnological solutions, advancing human and animal health, forensic applications, preserving and managing plant and animal species, diagnosing and combating pests and pathogens, improving agricultural sustainability for human needs, and deepening our grasp of organismal biology.
Genetics explores biological inheritance and variation, with its core principles encompassing genomics, molecular genetics, Mendelian inheritance, epigenetics, cytogenetics, population genetics, and quantitative genetics.
Genomics, a newer field, emerged from geneticists' ability to produce massive datasets through high-throughput DNA/RNA/protein technologies, requiring sophisticated informatics to decipher biological regulation from these extensive datasets.
This program includes advanced science units designed to challenge you through specialized projects, accelerated learning, and rigorous academic experiences.
Tailored for ambitious future scientists, this degree combines traditional instruction with hands-on research and complex problem-solving to prepare you for a fulfilling scientific career.
The Bachelor of Science (Advanced) is an undergraduate program that cultivates analytical and critical thinking, opening doors to research careers that contribute to global betterment. The curriculum begins with core scientific fundamentals, followed by specialization through a chosen major/minor combination from Science disciplines or interdisciplinary options, supplemented by Open Learning Environment units and electives to fulfill degree requirements.
An optional Honours year provides intensive research training through an independent project and advanced coursework, serving as excellent preparation for doctoral studies or research-focused careers.