Assisted Reproduction Education - Part Time

The M.S. in Reproductive Clinical Science is designed for clinical embryologists, andrologists, physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nurses and others involved in the practice of ART. The program goal is to provide multidisciplinary graduate level education and training in current ... [Read More]

In­fer­ti­lity af­fects the emo­tio­nal ba­lan­ce in a couple’s re­la­tions­hip. Treat­ments usua­lly take a long time so emo­tio­nal sup­port is es­sen­tial as part of the or­ga­ni­za­tion of mul­ti&sh... [Read More]

Requirements:
Intended to: Specialists in Reproductive Medicine and Nurses

General objective To update and expand knowledge on reproductive medicine based on already acquired notions about human reproduction and endocrinology Specific objectives - To review endocrinology, physiology and anatomy of human reproduction - To update knowledge on the epidemiology of sterilit... [Read More]

Requirements:
Intended to: Graduates of Biomedical Areas and Health Sciences. Students and Professionals of Biology, Medicine, Pharmacy, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Veterinary Medicine, Nursing, Laboratory Technicians, and related areas.

You will learn About the basics of the different stimulation protocols, the different endometrial preparation options for ET and their particularities. The objectives are: - To provide comprehensive and advanced training in controlled ovarian stimulation. - To understand the fundamentals of diff... [Read More]

Description To introduce people who have no knowledge of assisted reproduction or genetic diagnosis techniques to the concepts and terminology used in this field. Skills 1. To apply genetics knowledge in reproductive medicine.  2. To know about Reproductive Genetics techniques.  3. To... [Read More]

During the last decades there has been a growing demand on experts in assisted reproduction techniques in several countries around the world. The reasons are related to multiple factors such as advanced maternal age of first-time mothers, certain harmful life habits as well as diverse genetic and e... [Read More]

Requirements:
Intended to: Graduates in Biomedical and Health Sciences. Students and Professionals in Biology, Medicine, Pharmacy, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Veterinary Medicine, Nursing, Laboratory Technicians and related areas.

Assisted Reproduction is the set of medical techniques and treatments aimed at promoting the pregnancy in the case of fertility problems in men, women, or in both genders. However, it is also of great help in specific situations that would not imply an infertility problem, as would be the case of wo... [Read More]

Requirements:
Graduates in Biomedical and Health Sciences. Students and Professionals in Biology, Medicine, Pharmacy, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Veterinary Medicine, Nursing, Laboratory Technicians and related areas.

Assisted Reproductive technology is like backbone for infertile couples who were finding difficulty in conceiving. More and more people are seemed to be more acceptable towards the ART techniques and they don't hesitate while seeking the help of an IVF Specialist. And that's why new IVF clin... [Read More]

Embryology course comes under medical field of In Vitro Fertilization (Test Tube Baby). This course requires intensive knowledge of clinical laboratory experience as well as in dept understanding of reproductive medicine. To join our training institute candidates must have minimum 4 year degree to w... [Read More]

Requirements:
For more detail please visit our official website.

Course content Globally, the life course of women from birth to puberty, motherhood, menopause and old age, is filled with opportunities to improve health and wellbeing. This unique MSc covers the different aspects of women’s health (physical, mental, social, cultural, legal and ethical) whil... [Read More]

Requirements:
Normally a minimum of an upper second-class UK Bachelor’s degree or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard. Professional experience in the field of women’s health is desirable. Applicants whose qualifications vary from UCL standards may b