This programme is particularly suitable for health professionals as well as students seeking to make the most of genomics as it applies to their current or future career. This programme, delivered by the Faculty of Medicine, will provide a comprehensive perspective in genomics applied to clinical practice and medical research, with particular emphasis on the 100,000 Genomes Project. It will equip students to bring benefit to their patients through improved diagnosis and personalised treatment, and disseminate knowledge to peers, patients and the public. This course is designed to enhance knowledge and skills in this rapidly evolving field. The progress of students will be assessed by a variety of tasks designed to reflect the learning outcomes of different modules; play to the varying strengths of the student cohort; and make their learning fit for purpose. Assessments will include short and extended assignments, multi-choice and short-answer questions, oral and poster presentations, research proposals, virtual patient tasks, written exams, and analytical manipulations of genomic datasets. The programme structure also allows you to start the MSc programme and complete either a Postgraduate Certificate, a Postgraduate Diploma, or the full MSc. You can study part-time or undertake smaller numbers of, or even individual, modules to fit your study around your other commitments.