Blog articles

Genome sequencing - past, present and future

How has sequencing evolved? And will whole genome sequencing replace other technologies as clinicians’ go-to diagnostic test?

News articles

Master’s in Genomics Market Engagement Event

Advanced notice of intent to tender for academic Master’s programme in Genomic Medicine

Free bioinformatics course: unlocking genomics in healthcare

Explore the world of clinical bioinformatics and its important role in the patient journey

Introduction to fetal genomics

An afternoon workshop aimed at those involved in referring and consenting women with high risk pregnancies  
Faculty of Genomic Medicine

New Faculty of Genomic Medicine webinar

Save the date for the second in our webinar series, focusing on the impact genomics is having on diagnosis and treatment
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Learn the basics of genomics at this one-day workshop

Genomics is a complex topic for beginners, but this introductory course is designed to demystify the technology and translate the terminology
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Explore whole genome sequencing on 22 May

Join our FutureLearn course to explore behind the scenes of this emerging healthcare technology

Additional places available for genomics taught courses

A limited number of funded places are available for our Master’s and Postgraduate Certificate in Genomic Medicine

Genomics Master's series: study genomics and get ahead

Natalie Bolton, one of our funded Master’s students, explains how studying genomics has prepared her for the future of healthcare

Introduction to applied genomics in the clinic

The UCL institute of child health are hosting an introduction to how genomics applies to clinical practice
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GEP announces new course launching in September

Whole Genome Sequencing: Decoding the Language of Life and Health will explore behind the scenes of emerging healthcare technology

Clinical Bioinformatics: Unlocking Genomics in Healthcare

Explore the world of a clinical bioinformatician and their important role in a patient’s journey