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The Genomic Medicine and Statistics (GMS) DPhil programme includes a first term of teaching and up to three lab rotations before deciding on the final DPhil project. Students offered a place on the programme come from diverse academic disciplines and the teaching gives a broad introduction to a variety of genomic and statistical topics.

The aims of the first term are to:
•    provide cross-discipline skills training in genome biology, statistics and bioinformatics
•    introduce the latest genomic techniques and applications
•    emphasise the tight integration of lab and computational work in genomic research
•    discuss research activity in the wider context of clinical genomic medicine
•    familiarise students with research areas, potential supervisors and projects

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