Master’s in Genomic Medicine
Changing practice and building a cohort of ‘genomics ready’ health professionals.
About the Master's
The Master’s in Genomic Medicine framework is an educational programme designed to provide healthcare professionals with a multidisciplinary perspective on genomics and its applications in healthcare.
It is a flexible framework offering a range of qualifications. Individuals can undertake continued personal and professional development (CPPD) modules, a postgraduate certificate or diploma, or a full Master’s degree.
NHS professionals can apply for course funding. Funding is currently available for standalone CPPD modules up to 31st March 2020, though you may be able to complete further modules to lead to a postgraduate qualification. Please see the ‘Funding rules’ section of your chosen module(s) for information.
The purpose
The Master’s framework is intended to support NHS healthcare professionals in developing their knowledge of genomics and how it can be applied to clinical practice and medical research, so they can:
Engage
Liaise with specialist services, colleagues and patients.
Educate
Be involved with the teaching and training of colleagues and students.
Inform
Take part in policy discussions.
Research
Develop clinical academic research careers.
The curriculum
The Master’s framework curriculum comprises the following modules – click on each module’s link for further information about the course content.
Some universities have developed additional modules to further enhance and expand the Master’s framework. View our Education page to see all the available courses.
Mandatory
Elective
Last updated on 28th May 2025