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Genomic Medicine and Statistics DPhil Programme

Combining cutting-edge genomic techniques with statistical computational analysis to advance genomic medicine

ABOUT THE PROGRAMME

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The Wellcome 4-year DPhil programme in Genomic Medicine and Statistics (GMS) was established in 2008 and successfully attracts outstanding students to pursue their DPhil studies in a multidisciplinary environment.

GMS LEADERSHIP TEAM

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The GMS programme is led by Professor Julian Knight, co-directors Professors John Todd and Catherine Green, course administrator Isabel Schmidt, and teaching co-leads Helen Lockstone and Dr Gavin Band.

STUDENT PERSPECTIVES

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Hear from students currently enrolled on the programme and alumni about their experiences and advice to those interested in the course.

 


GMS TAUGHT TERM

The first year of the 4-year GMS programme comprises a taught term and up to 3 rotations in different research groups. Teaching topics span genome biology, statistics and bioinformatics in a mix of lab techniques and computational work.

GMS RESEARCH PROJECTS

Over 50 leading Oxford academics are associated with the GMS programme with research encompassing our diverse themed areas of genomics.

FOR CURRENT STUDENTS AND SUPERVISORS

More detailed information for current students, supervisors and mentors can be found here.