Genetics is the study of how DNA is transmitted between generations. Also how it is decoded to determine our individual characteristics. You'll learn about how: hereditary material passes on genetic information from one generation to the next genes are controlled and how they, in turn, control development mutations can lead to a wide range of medical diseases Study with us and you'll: develop scientific and experimental skills through practical work in our biomedical labs boost your CV through work experience here at the University learn from experts and graduate with the latest knowledge of human health and disease - the University's Institute of Genetic Medicine feeds into our degrees

For entry to most undergraduate courses, you must have completed your Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSC or IB), qualifications that are of a suitable academic level : A/AS levels (including International A levels),Scottish Qualifications,International Baccalaureate,Irish Leaving,Certificate,Access Qualifications,BTEC qualifications,Cambridge Pre-U and provide certificates of your SC results, HSC results and leaving certificate.