MSc in Human Clinical Embryology and Assisted Conception
This master's course gives you a robust education in embryology, andrology, and Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART). It looks at all this from a clinical, research, and laboratory perspective. The emphasis is on humans, and the course offers practical lab experience.
Teaching takes place on-site within a large working National Health Service (NHS) hospital. This is not the case with most embryology courses. You'll get access to clinics in a NHS Assisted Conception Unit and ART theatre sessions.
This means you can follow real patients through their fertility journey. You'll also shadow experienced embryologists in the lab. This helps you deliver the most advanced medical care to patients with infertility.
You'll be taught by a mix of experienced embryologists, andrologists, scientists, and clinicians. This gives you the well-rounded knowledge and skills needed to enter a career in ART. This could be in either a clinical or research setting.
The course benefits from connections with industry, such as Vitrolife and CooperSurgical. We aim to provide you with work-related contacts and exposure.
This course also gives you opportunities to learn how to develop innovative business ideas in reproductive medicine.
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Entry Requirements
A UK Upper Second-class Honours degree (2:1) OR a UK Medical degree or equivalent (for a full list of alternatives, please see our website linked below). Your degree should be in medicine, biological science, biochemical science, biomedical science, physical science, midwifery, nursing, chemical science, or psychology.
English language requirements are shown on our website.
Course website:
https://www.dundee.ac.uk/postgraduate/human-clinical-embryology-assisted-conception
