70 Master's degrees in Genetics in England, United Kingdom

The University of Roehampton offers a Master of Science degree in Cell Biomedicine, designed for those seeking advanced knowledge in biomedical sciences. This programme can be completed in one year full-time or two years part-time, catering to various student needs and schedules, providing a comprehensive educational experience in a dynamic environment.

This Molecular Microbiology course from Nottingham Trent University provides you with opportunities to study advanced principles of the metabolism and genetics of microbes, microbes involved in clinical health and the natural environment and infectious diseases. 

The MSc by Research in Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics at the University of Oxford provides students with a wide range of research topics within a large multi-disciplinary and world-renowned department, spanning a diverse spectrum of research areas from neuroscience, cardiac science, ion channels transporters and signalling, metabolism and endocrinology.

The Genetics and Multiomics in Medicine course from University College London (UCL) offers a comprehensive scientific basis in human genetics and -omic medicine. It will equip students with the knowledge and skills enabling them to understand and interpret multiomic data, which is increasingly relevant in research and the practice of modern medicine.

The MRes in Cancer Biology (Cancer Informatics) at Imperial College London is a one-year, full-time programme designed to equip students with essential skills in biology, clinical oncology, and data science. This degree offers a comprehensive approach to cancer research, integrating advanced informatics techniques to enhance patient care and molecular understanding.

This Genomic Medicine course at King's College London follows a curriculum designed by Health Education England and is suitable for healthcare professionals and other students with an interest in Genomic Medicine. As a jointly taught programme delivered by St George’s and King's, students will benefit from the breadth of expertise provided by both institutions.

The Genomic Medicine programme from the University of Cambridge aims to provide professionally relevant teaching and learning informed by research in an integrated clinical and research environment.

The Genomic Medicine programme at the University of Cambridge is part of a suite of part-time, postgraduate courses supporting innovation across industrial and academic research as well as in clinical practice. Over the last 10 years, we have educated a number of leaders in the field, both nationally and internationally.

Genomic Medicine from University of Cambridge addresses the perceived skills deficit in data science and computational skills that is common in many postgraduate students

This Cultural Heritage Research programme at Royal Agricultural University is designed to give you practical experience of carrying out cultural heritage research in a specialist area of your choosing. It is designed to support you if you are new to research design and management, or if you would like additional scaffolding and support whilst you undertake a specific piece of work.