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Master of Health Sciences (Genetic Counselling)Page content : 1. Overview | 2. Past projects | 3. Course requirements | 4. Fees | 5. Link | 6. Key contact OverviewThe Master of Health Sciences (Genetic Counselling) is offered by the Murdoch Childrens Research Institute (MCRI) and Genetic Health Services Victoria (GHSV), through the Department of Paediatrics. It is administered through the Bruce Lefroy Centre. The course involves extended study in the field of genetic counselling by research, with some coursework. Students may complete the course over one year full-time or two years part-time. Qualitative research is encouraged in areas of clinical relevance to genetic counselling practice and theory. Supervisors are provided by the MCRI or GHSV. Collaborative Master of Health Sciences research projects between clinical genetics centres can be undertaken, with joint supervision. Applicants may be one of the following:
Past projects
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Fees
Please contact the School of Medicine on +61 3 8344 7767 for further information about fees. LinkAIRport (Academic Interactive Resources portal) is an interactive website with exercises specifically designed to help students acquire and develop academic skills.
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