Genetics explores biological variation and its inheritance, forming the basis of many modern biological research areas. It influences key aspects of life, including human health, infectious diseases, nutrition, and lifestyle, while also engaging with controversial topics such as genetically engineered crops and the ethical challenges of human therapeutic cloning. As a student, you will master fundamental science and examine its societal impacts.The program delves into molecular and cellular genetics, genetic analysis, chromosome theory, population dynamics, evolution, and disease development. It offers flexibility within biological sciences, allowing early exploration of various subjects before specialization. Our curriculum builds skills in data analysis, programming, problem-solving, communication, and independent thinking, equipping you for diverse scientific roles.
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