MS Genome Health Analysis at New York University

Programme overview

Students in our MS in Genome Health Analysis program take part in courses offered by both NYU Langone’s Vilcek Institute Biomedical Sciences and Sarah Lawrence College’s Joan H. Mark Graduate Program in Human Genetics. The program, which culminates in a degree from NYU, is typically completed in two years and includes coursework, case-based skills labs, and a practicum for immersion in future work environments.

Faculty: NYU Grossman School of Medicine | Duration: 48 credits | Location: New York, NY, United States

What you will study

Sample required courses: Advanced Human Genetics; Healthcare Systems; Evidence-Based Practice; Introduction to Programming; Applied Sequencing Informatics; Introduction to Healthcare AI.

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Entry requirements

We conduct a holistic review of each application. Required materials include the following: A bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution. A GPA of 3.0 or higher is encouraged, but not necessary for admission. At least one course in each of the following subjects: genetics, statistics, and introductory computer programming. A strong background is not required; students in our program learn computational and quantitative methods and how to apply them to clinical cases. A statement of purpose that demonstrates an interest in genetics and healthcare Two letters of recommendation Applicants’ prior academic and professional experiences are reviewed to identify ability to succeed in graduate-level work and to function as part of a group.

Duration: 48 credits

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