Evolution and Genomics (Taught)

Overview
Our MSc Evolution and Genomics course will provide you with both an extensive conceptual understanding and diverse practical experience within evolutionary biology and genomics.

At UEA and across the Norwich Research Park, you'll benefit from our strong academic expertise in evolutionary biology and genomics. You'll receive comprehensive training in modern evolutionary studies, including genomics and phenomics, covering experimental design, bioinformatics, and spanning field and laboratory systems.

Topics covered by research in the different labs include the following examples:

• Evolutionary biology of ageing

• Sexual selection and sexual conflict

• Evolutionary genetics and genomics

• Conservation genetics/genomics

• Microbiology and microbiomics

• Plant genetics/genomics and crop breeding

• Population genetic/genomics

• Evolutionary ecology

• Biodiversity research

On this course, you’ll join our vibrant cohort of students, embedded within a dynamic research community. A major component of your studies will be performing an independent research project with a research leader of your choice.

Upon completion, you'll be exceptionally qualified for continuing your studies as a PhD student for national and international research in this field. You'll also gain a diverse range of transferable skills that will enhance your employability in industry, government, and NGOs. These skills will include project management, data analysis, and bioinformatics, invaluable qualities that are applicable to a diverse array of areas from human health to conservation biology.

Disclaimer
Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: www.uea.ac.uk