Admissions Open — 2027 Batch

Genomics | Allied Healthcare Sciences

Master of Science in Genomics

A postgraduate degree in how genes and whole genomes are read, analysed and used in medicine and research, with laboratory and data training linked with a nearby Apollo hospital or one of our partner hospitals.

Usually 2 Years (set by the University) Life Science, Biotechnology, Genetics or Allied Health Graduates Laboratory & Bioinformatics Training Dissertation & Laboratory Project Partner University Degree
2 Years, usually (set by the Partner University)
4 Semesters in the Usual Scheme
1 Dissertation and Laboratory Project
5 Career Roles Covered

What is Genomics?

Genomics studies the complete set of DNA in an organism and how its parts work together. In healthcare it supports diagnosis of rare and inherited diseases, cancer profiling, pharmacogenomics (how genes affect drug response) and population health research.

The work combines laboratory methods, such as DNA extraction, PCR and sequencing, with bioinformatics, the computing methods used to analyse the data.

Choose a partner university tied up with Apollo Healthcare Academy (see our partner universities), train at a nearby Apollo hospital or one of our partner hospitals, and get hands-on experience, career guidance and job and placement support from AHA. Your partner university awards the degree.

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WHY M.SC. GENOMICS

Programme Highlights

Here is what makes the M.Sc. Genomics with Apollo Healthcare Academy a strong step towards a career in genomics:

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Laboratory training in DNA and RNA methods and sequencing workflows

DNA, RNA & Sequencing Training

Laboratory training in DNA and RNA methods and sequencing workflows.

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Bioinformatics and genomic data analysis

Bioinformatics & Data Analysis

Bioinformatics and genomic data analysis.

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Clinical applications in rare disease, cancer and pharmacogenomics

Clinical Applications

Clinical applications in rare disease, cancer and pharmacogenomics.

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Ethics, consent and data privacy in genomics

Ethics, Consent & Data Privacy

Ethics, consent and data privacy in genomics.

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Programme Objective
ABOUT THE PROGRAMME

Programme Objective

The programme prepares graduates who can:

Run genomic laboratory workflows.
Analyse sequence data.
Support clinical and research teams.
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CORE CURRICULUM

M.SC. GENOMICS SYLLABUS & SUBJECTS

The list below shows the usual arrangement of subjects. The partner university sets the final scheme.

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Semester I

Molecular Biology Human Genetics Genomic Technologies Biostatistics
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Semester II

Next-Generation Sequencing Bioinformatics Functional Genomics Research Methodology
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Semester III

Clinical Genomics Pharmacogenomics Cancer Genomics Ethics and Data Privacy
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Semester IV

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Dissertation and Laboratory Project Viva Voce
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ADMISSION INFORMATION

M.Sc. Genomics Admission, Eligibility & Fees

Everything you need to know about eligibility, how to apply and fees for the M.Sc. Genomics programme, 2027 admissions.

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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

  • tick A bachelor's degree in life science, biotechnology, genetics, allied health or a related field, with the minimum marks the partner university sets.
  • tick Duration is as set by the partner university (usually two years).
  • tick Applied exposure is in molecular and genetics laboratories linked with a nearby Apollo hospital or one of our partner hospitals.
  • tick The degree is awarded by the partner university you choose from those tied up with Apollo Healthcare Academy.
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WHO CAN APPLY

Graduates in life science, biotechnology, genetics, allied health or related fields.

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TUITION FEE

SHARED AT COUNSELLING

2027 BATCH

Fees are shared by the admissions team at counselling. Please confirm the current fee with the institution once before you decide.

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HOW TO APPLY

  • tick Talk to the Apollo Healthcare admissions team.
  • tick Pick a partner university from our list.
  • tick Upload your degree marks sheet.
  • tick Complete counselling and the document check.
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CAREER OUTLOOK

Build a Rewarding Career in Genomics

Many kinds of organisations work with genomic data.

who works with genomic data

  • Genetic and molecular diagnostic laboratories.
  • Hospital research units.
  • Pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies.
  • Academic research centres.

what else the degree supports

  • The degree is also a base for doctoral study.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Jobs and Career Options after M.Sc. Genomics

Graduates can work as genomics laboratory scientists, bioinformatics analysts, research associates, clinical genomics associates and lecturers.

ROLE WHAT YOU DO
Genomics laboratory scientist Run sequencing and molecular tests
Bioinformatics analyst Analyse and interpret sequence data
Research associate Support genomics research projects
Clinical genomics associate Support variant review and reporting
Lecturer Teach genomics and molecular biology
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Associate

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Scientist

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Senior Scientist

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STEP 4

Laboratory or
Research Lead

FAQ

M.Sc. Genomics FAQs

Everything you need to know about the M.Sc. Genomics programme: eligibility, how it differs from genetic counselling and what Apollo Healthcare Academy provides.

Disclaimer:

The information on this page is for guidance. Eligibility, fees and course details follow the rules of the partner university and can change. Please confirm the current details with the institution before you apply.

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