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The discipline of Human Genetics has expanded significantly in recent times, primarily driven by swift progress in innovative discovery technologies and the surge of new data and resources. Human Genetics intersects with numerous research and clinical fields, creating fresh prospects for those with specialized training in fundamental science, clinical diagnostics, and industry applications. The Master's Degree Program (M.S.) in Human Genetics offers concentrated graduate education through both academic courses and hands-on laboratory research. This program caters to individuals pursuing specialized genetics training for career opportunities in research or admission to competitive Ph.D., M.D., or other advanced degree programs. In the last six years, every graduate has secured employment or academic positions in their desired fields. The curriculum can be finished within 2-4 semesters.
Undergraduate degree: B.S. or B.A. Most students major in biology, biochemistry, chemistry, physics mathematics or related field, although this is not an absolute requirement
Graduate Record Examination (GRE) (General Exam) or MCAT scores
Successful applicants for the M.S. Degree Program in Human Genetics will generally have a GPA of 3.0 or higher and competitive standardized test scores but admission decisions will be based on the total package of GPA, GRE or MCAT scores, research or other relevant experience and personal statement
Rackham English Proficiency Requirements:
IBT TOEFL - 84;
Paper/Pencil TOEFL and TWE - 560;
Revised Paper Delivered Test - An overall score is not provided for this test. Minimum section scores: Reading = 23; Listening = 23; Writing = 21;
MELAB - 80;
IELTS - 6.5;
ECPE - certificate of proficiency