Genomic Medicine and Statistics
Doctoral Training Centre Degrees
Course code: RG_1
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This four-year DPhil programme aims to train future scientific leaders who will work at the cutting edge of genomics in biomedical research and the clinic. The programme is hosted in the interdisciplinary environment of the Centre for Human Genetics (CHG), which hosts world-leading research groups in genomic analysis, functional genomics, bioinformatics, statistics, population genetics, translational genomics, protein structure and functional biology, together with outstanding disease-focused research including cardiovascular medicine, type 1 and type 2 diabetes, cancer genetics, immunity, inflammation and infectious disease. Read the full DPhil in Genomic Medicine and Statistics course information on the University of Oxford admissions website. Fully-funded scholarships, covering all course fees for the duration of the course and a living stipend, will be available but this is not currently confirmed for all applicants who would be offered a place on this course. |
 © Marieke Oudelaar / Medical Sciences OfficeMarieke Oudelaar, DPhil student in Genomic Medicine and Statistics
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Supervisors
The following researchers are affiliated with this programme
Rachael Bashford-Rogers
Bashford-RogersPaul Brennan
BrennanKeith Channon
ChannonField Marshal Earl Alexander Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine and Head of ...
David Church
ChurchDaniel Ebner
EbnerChristophe Fraser
FraserCatherine Green
GreenChris Holmes
HolmesBenedikt Kessler
KesslerJulian C Knight
KnightGreger Larson
LarsonSimon Leedham
LeedhamCecilia Lindgren
LindgrenAnneke Lucassen
LucassenKatrina Lythgoe
LythgoeJames McCullagh
McCullaghAlexander Mentzer
MentzerWellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics (NDM)