Genetic Counseling MS

Degree Requirements

The following requirements are in addition to, or further elaborate upon, those requirements outlined in The Graduate School Policy Guide.

Master's

Total Credits Required: 16

Plan of Study Grid
First Year
Fall
GENET_CN 401-0 Introduction to Genetic Counseling
GENET_CN 420-1 Principles of Medical Genetics I
GENET_CN 421-0 Research Methods
GENET_CN 422-0 Genetics Journal Club
Winter
GENET_CN 411-0 Psychosocial Aspects of Genetic Counseling I
GENET_CN 420-2 Principles of Medical Genetics II
GENET_CN 425-0 Adult Genetics
GENET_CN 525-0 Clinical Rotations
GENET_CN 422-0 Genetics Journal Club
GENET_CN 423-0 Genetic Counseling Laboratory Techniques and Interpretation
Spring
GENET_CN 412-0 Psychosocial Aspects of Genetic Counseling II
GENET_CN 420-3 Principles of Medical Genetics III
GENET_CN 525-0 Clinical Rotations
GENET_CN 422-0 Genetics Journal Club
Summer
GENET_CN 499-0 Research Project
GENET_CN 530-0 Summer Clinical Rotation
Second Year
Fall
GENET_CN 413-0 Advanced Genetic Counseling
GENET_CN 499-0 Research Project
GENET_CN 525-0 Clinical Rotations
GENET_CN 422-0 Genetics Journal Club
Winter
GENET_CN 403-0 Professional Issues in Genetic Counseling
GENET_CN 499-0 Research Project
GENET_CN 525-0 Clinical Rotations
GENET_CN 422-0 Genetics Journal Club

View all current course requirements by visiting the Genetic Counseling website.

Other MS Degree Requirements

  • Research/Projects: Design and conduct original research project with genetic counseling focus, to be presented at an oral defense and a public colloquium, and submitted to the Program in the form of a publishable manuscript. We encourage all students to submit their abstracts to a professional meeting, and to publish their work in a professional journal.