The Master of Science in Genetic Counseling program is a two-year program comprised of didactic coursework, laboratory exposure, research experience and extensive clinical training.

The mission of the Genetic Counseling Training Program is to prepare students with the appropriate knowledge and experiences to function as competent and empathetic genetic counselors in a wide range of settings and roles. With unprecedented advances in our understanding of the genetic and molecular control of gene expression and development—and in our ability to clinically apply this knowledge—the program strives to train students who can interface between patients, clinicians, and molecular and human geneticists.

Interested in applying? Our application deadline is Dec. 15. View our admission information.

We hope you’ll join us to learn about our program, meet our faculty, and ask questions!