In 2008, Stanford accepted its first class into the MS in Human Genetics and Genetic Counseling degree and in 2011 received full accreditation from ABGC (now ACGC). Be a part of this exciting opportunity and join a world renowned Genetics department located at a top 10 medical school in one of the most beautiful and diverse areas of the country. Our program will utilize state of the art genomics resources that are already well developed at Stanford, and train you to work with patients in a wide range of settings and from a multicultural background.

Stanford's curriculum is set up on the quarter system, and students will take 6 academic quarters of work, and conduct clinical rotations full time through the summer between their first and second years. The course distribution (2014-2015 Curriculum) will allow students to take 1-3 elective courses in an area of their choice, such as Spanish language training, cancer biology, pediatrics and reproductive health issues, or biomedical ethics.

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