The Fundamentals of Human Genetics and Genomics is a comprehensive course designed for Master of Biomedical Science Students aiming to deliver an in-depth understanding of the basic principles and concepts of human genetics and genomics. This course is positioned at the intersection of biology and medicine, attempting to convey the crucial role of genetics in health, disease, and therapeutics. The course sets to introduce students to the fascinating field of human genetics and genomics, presenting a robust review of fundamental genetic concepts such as the structure and function of genes, mechanisms of inheritance, mutations and their consequences, genetic variations, and principles of genetic analyses. Venturing into the complex world of genomics, the course provides a comprehensive understanding of genome sequences and structures, human genome project insights, functional genomics, comparative genomics, and genomics' influence on personalized medicine. Cutting-edge topics, including epigenetics, population genetics, cancer genomics, and computational genomics, are also part of the curriculum
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