MSc and Master of Arts in Genetic Counseling in Cleveland United States | Case Western Reserve University

Explore how to assist families in comprehending genetic risks by earning a combined master's degree in genetic counseling alongside bioethics and medical humanities at Case Western Reserve University. Tailored curriculum and hands-on clinical experiences enable you to specialize and establish your unique professional path, all while receiving guidance from our committed faculty and staff. Throughout your 2.5-year program, a dedicated advisor will support your journey toward success in academic or clinical roles like genetic counselor or healthcare ethics specialist. After completing your initial year in genetic counseling, you may apply for our dual-degree option. Our rigorous selection process ensures you'll collaborate with equally motivated peers. The program includes specialized courses covering topics like genetics ethics, societal impacts of medical technology, and neuroethics, complemented by clinical rotations. You'll also develop a research initiative centered on genetic studies or examining the ethical, legal, and social dimensions of genetic counseling and clinical genomics.