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Postgraduate Diploma
Leeds, Main
Full Time
SEP
9 Months
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Postgraduate Diploma
Leeds, Main
Full Time
SEP-26
9 Months
Postgraduate Diploma
Leeds, Main
Full Time
SEP
9 Months
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The PGDip in Clinical Embryology and Assisted Reproduction Technology (ART) is a full-time, specialised, vocational course that offers a unique opportunity to study and prepare for a rewarding career in a dynamic field that carries the potential to transform lives. The course is designed to appeal to recent graduates in biology, biomedical science, biochemistry, and medical or nursing disciplines who aspire to make a significant impact in clinical embryology, andrology and assisted reproduction technology. The course covers the theory of reproductive biology, pathology and infertility, clinical andrology, clinical embryology and assisted reproduction technologies, fertility laboratories and their design and management, molecular embryology and genetic testing, controversial topics in ART, and fertility cryopreservation. You’ll learn from tutors with extensive experience in training clinical embryologists and reproductive scientists and interact with clinical embryology practitioners and IVF specialists. The course will provide you with a superb springboard to develop further in your chosen field, whether you envision a future in research, public sector work, or its commercial application. It will allow you to progress your career prospects and demonstrate your value to prospective employers in the field of clinical embryology, reproductive technology and reproductive science. Applied learning: Our CEART PGDip course provides a unique blend of established theory with research-led teaching that ensures you are well prepared for a future career in reproductive science, clinical embryology, clinical andrology and assisted reproduction technology. Interdisciplinary collaboration: The CEART PGDip course is hosted by the Leeds Institute of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Medicine within the School of Medicine which fosters a rich, interdisciplinary teaching and research environment. You'll have the unique opportunity to work alongside and learn from world-renowned reproductive scientists, senior embryology practitioners, reproductive medicine clinicians, and scientists with other areas of expertise, drawing from their varied expertise to gain a comprehensive understanding of the field. Groundbreaking research: Our faculty members are involved in world-leading research in areas including gamete and embryo biology, imprinting and epigenetics, the in vitro growth and maturation of oocytes, fertility preservation, and uterine and placental biology. This pioneering academic environment will help position you at the forefront of advancements in the field of reproductive science, embryology and ART. International community: A course highlight is the international network opportunity it offers, with students from a diverse range of backgrounds. This global network can be instrumental in shaping your career path and broadening your understanding of international practices in clinical embryology, clinical andrology and ART. Real-world impact: Unlike many academic courses, the CEART PGDip course has the potential to have a direct and profound effect on people's lives. This course is designed for those who not only wish to excel in their scientific pursuits but also yearn to make a tangible difference in the world. Specialist facilitiesThe CEART PGDip course is delivered using an impressive suite of classrooms and specialist laboratory-based teaching and research facilities all located within the thriving main campus of the University of Leeds. Our students are given University IT accounts and will have access to our advanced Virtual Learning Environment (MINERVA). This digital platform is key to your learning and communication within the course and will serve as an essential tool and resource hub throughout your academic journey.
A bachelor degree with a 2:1 (hons) in an appropriate biological, biomedical or veterinary science subject, medicine or healthcare sciences, or equivalent qualification Your experience in laboratory related settings will be considered but you do not have to demonstrate any set number of hours or competency.
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Domestic
£1,481 month
Students from Domestic
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£3,037 month
Students from EU
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£3,037 month
Students from International
The amount you'll pay if you come to study here from a country outside the EU.
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