Healthcare professionals who wish to study for a Masters in genomic medicine on a part time basis are encouraged to submit their application for funding for this coming academic year (2016/2017) as full funding cannot be guaranteed for future academic years.
By studying over two years students can balance work and home life with their studies, and the choice of optional modules allows them to focus on areas more relevant to their day to day role.
A number of individual course modules are available as CPPD for those who do not have the time or resource to commit to the full Masters.
For more details or to apply please visit our website.
Notes for Editors:
Health Education England’s Genomics Education Programme (GEP) is the NHS initiative to ensure its workforce has the knowledge, skills and experience necessary to remain a world leader in genomic medicine. For more information please contact:
Charlotte Murray
Communications and Engagement Officer
E: Charlotte.Murray@wm.hee.nhs.uk T: 0121 695 2410
By studying over two years students can balance work and home life with their studies, and the choice of optional modules allows them to focus on areas more relevant to their day to day role.
A number of individual course modules are available as CPPD for those who do not have the time or resource to commit to the full Masters.
For more details or to apply please visit our website.
Notes for Editors:
Health Education England’s Genomics Education Programme (GEP) is the NHS initiative to ensure its workforce has the knowledge, skills and experience necessary to remain a world leader in genomic medicine. For more information please contact:
Charlotte Murray
Communications and Engagement Officer
E: Charlotte.Murray@wm.hee.nhs.uk T: 0121 695 2410
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