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Degree Programme Table: Human Complex Trait Genetics (MSc) (Full-time) (PTMSCHCTGE1F)

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Year 1 Academic year: 2019/20, Starting in: September

Notes:
PGBI11083 (Genetics of Human Complex Traits) must be passed at MSc level (at or over 50%) .

Compulsory courses

You must take these courses
Dissertation (Quantitative Genetics and Genome Analysis)

Must be passed at 50%

PGBI11011 60 credits
Population and Quantitative Genetics

Must be taken during Semester 1

PGBI11001 20 credits
Genetic Interpretation

Must be taken during Semester 1

PGBI11002 10 credits
Linkage and Association in Genome Analysis

Must be taken during Semester 2

PGBI11086 20 credits
Genetics of Human Complex Traits

Must be passed at 50% and taken during Semester 2

PGBI11083 10 credits
Quantitative Genetic Models

Must be taken during Semester 2

PGBI11085 10 credits
Research Project Proposal (QGGA)

Must be taken during Semester 2

PGBI11106 10 credits
Statistics and Data Analysis

Must be taken during Semester 1

PGBI11003 20 credits

Course options

Courses from School(s) K - Human Complex Trait Genetics (MSc) (Full-time) - Level(s) 10-11

Select exactly 20 credits of the following courses
Notes:
Before selecting any courses, please ensure you have met your Programme Director.
An alternative appropriate course may be substituted with the permission of your Programme Director.
Selected courses must be taken during Semester 2
Molecular Phylogenetics
PGBI11035 10 credits
Functional Genomic Technologies
PGBI11040 10 credits
Molecular Evolution
PGBI11082 10 credits
Animal Genetic Improvement
PGBI11084 10 credits
Evolutionary Quantitative Genetics
PGBI11087 10 credits
Comparative and Evolutionary Genomics
PGBI11115 10 credits
Introduction to Bioinformatics for Life Scientists
PGBI11117 10 credits
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