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Genetics: Biological and Biomedical Sciences B.A. (Moderatorship) ; 4 years ; CAO code: TR060 Apply To apply to this course, click on the relevant Apply Link below EU Applicants Read the information about how to apply, then apply directly to CAO. Mature Student – Supplementary Application Form Read the information about how to apply as a mature student then select the link below to complete the TCD Supplementary Application Form for mature students. Non-EU Applicants Get In Touch Telephone Number Website What is Genetics? Genetics is the study of genes, genomes and heredity. It has developed rapidly in the last decade as new technology has made it possible to study genes in much greater detail and to rapidly sequence genomes. A few examples of remarkable advances in knowledge include: - The discovery of the molecular basis of many inherited disorders - The application of gene editing to plant and bacterial systems for biotechnology - The detailed description of the evolutionary relationships of all organisms - The application of DNA fingerprinting to forensic science Genetics: The course for you? If you are interested in understanding the principles of inheritance; how genetic mechanisms control different developmental and physiological processes in biology; and how a perturbation of these mechanisms leads to disorders and diseases, this is the right course for you. Genetics @ Trinity Genetics is run by the Department of Genetics, which is part of the School of Genetics and Microbiology and is located in the Smurfit Institute of Genetics with state-of-the-art research facilities. There are 12 members of faculty and a number of academic associates, working in a wide range of areas of Genetics areas covering everything from medical genetics, pharmacogenomics, stem cells to evolutionary genetics, bacterial and plant genetics, amongst other areas. The Department of Genetics has an international reputation for high-quality research and more than 50 years of experience in teaching Genetics to undergraduate students. The teaching of the Department is research-driven; undergraduates are taught by research-active scientists with excellent track records in their chosen fields. Graduate skills and career opportunities Many Genetics graduates go on to higher degrees (M. Sc. and/or PhD.) and take up careers in research in either academia or industry. Opportunities exist in biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, agricultural organisations, medical or clinical diagnostic laboratories, forensics, public health and epidemiology programmes, and in teaching. Other graduates have gone into careers such as medicine, patent law or science journalism. Even if you choose a career not directly related to the scientific subject, the skills of critical thinking and problem solving provided by the Genetics degree will put you in high demand. Your degree and what you’ll study During third year, students will learn about the fundamentals of genetics through a combination of lecture courses and practical classes. To this end, students will be exposed to different areas of genetics ranging from bacterial genetics, to plant genetics, to medical genetics. Practical classes teach the students about key techniques and analysis methods that are widely used in genetics laboratories. In fourth year, students can choose, largely depending on their interests, from a number of lecture courses on different areas of genetics. They also spend 10 to 12 weeks in a laboratory of the institute and participate in ongoing research projects. They further write an in-depth literature review on a current topic of genetics. THIRD YEAR Eukaryotic Molecular Genetics, Bacterial and Plant Molecular Biology and Genetics, Genomics, Neurogenetics and Drosophila, Medical Genetics, Evolutionary Genetics, Molecular Genetics Laboratory, Analytical Genetics Laboratory, Data Handling, Genetics tutorials, Genetics Review. FOURTH YEAR Literature Review, Capstone Research Project, Choices from a range of taught subjects including: Principles of Genetics, Plant Molecular Genetics , Pland Developmental Genetics, Microbial Molecular Genetics, Cancer Genetics, Transgenic Animals and Gene therapy, Genetics of Perception, ,Programmed Cell Death, Stem Cell Biology, Genetics and Immunology of Neural Diseases, Molecular Evolution, Developmental Genetics of Drosophila, Human Evolutionary Genetics, Behavioural Genetics, Epigenetics. ASSESSMENT Students will be assessed by a combination of continuous assessment and end-of-year examinations. Study abroad and internships opportunities. INTERNSHIPS The Department helps students to secure internships in research laboratories (both in Ireland and internationally) over the summer period between the third and fourth years, so that they can gain valuable research experience. Some students spend all or part of the summer period in US laboratories, again between 3rd and 4th year. Matthew Carrigan, Graduate “The quality of teaching and research in Genetics at Trinity is world-class. I was given the opportunity to work at a lab in a top US university in the summer after my third year, and I was amazed to find how familiar researchers there were with the work being done in their field at Trinity. The whole department is deeply interconnected with leading worldwide researchers and institutions, and a number of graduates I know went on to further research both here at Trinity and at leading institutions abroad.” Course Details Award B.A. (Moderatorship) Duration 4 years CAO code (Central Applications Office code) is Admission Requirements For general admission requirements please click here Apply To apply to this course, click on the relevant Apply Link below EU Applicants Read the information about how to apply, then apply directly to CAO. Mature Student – Supplementary Application Form Read the information about how to apply as a mature student then select the link below to complete the TCD Supplementary Application Form for mature students. Non-EU Applicants Get In Touch Telephone Number
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Baile Is aonad acadúil de Choláiste na Tríonóide Baile Átha Cliath í Roinn na Géineolaíochta, atá lonnaithe in Institiúid Géineolaíochta Smurfit. Tá An Scoil Géineolaíochta agus Micribhitheolaíochta, ar cuid de Dhámh na hEolaíochta í, comhdhéanta d’Institiúid Géineolaíochta Smurfit agus Institiúid Moyne do Leigheas Coisctheach.Tá timpeallacht thar a bheith comhghleacúil in Institiúid Smurfit ina bhfuil grúpa ilghnéitheach d'fhoireann teagaisc, taighdeoirí agus mic léinn as níos mó ná tríocha tír. Cuimsíonn an taighde agus an teagasc sa Ghéineolaíocht éabhlóid agus géineolaíocht mhóilíneach, cheallach, fhorbarthach, iompraíoch, liachta, daonra agus chainníochtúil, agus déanann iad a chomhcheangal. Is institiúid taighde-bhunaithe sinn. An cuspóir atá againn ná taighde ar an gcáilíocht is airde is féidir a dhéanamh agus é a fhoilsiú in irisí a mbíonn tionchar acu. An timpeallacht taighde a leagann amach claonadh agus caighdeáin ár ngníomhaíochtaí eile ar fad. Ár ngníomhaíocht agus ár n-aschur taighde is cúis le hard-chaighdeán ár dteagaisc. Is comhartha ar thionchar cumhachtach an chultúir thaighde a chothaítear in Institiúid Smurfit é go dtéann 75% dár gcéimithe ar aghaidh chuig ardchéimeanna, trí thaighde go príomha. Sa bhliain 1998 a osclaíodh ár bhfoirgneamh agus tá saoráidí taighde úrscothacha ann. Tá cáil ar fud an domhain orainn as taighde ar chaighdeán domhanda a dhéanamh, rud is léir ón méid ollmhór atá bainte amach againn ó thaobh foilsithe agus maoinithe. Dá bharr sin, cuireann Institiúid Smurfit timpeallacht den scoth ar fáil chun dul i mbun taighde, mar aon le hoideachas fochéime agus oiliúint i dtaighde lena mbaineann caighdeán aitheanta. Chuaigh céimithe ó na céimeanna B.A. (mod.) sa Ghéineolaíocht agus i nGéineolaíocht an Duine ar aghaidh chun bheith ag obair i réimsí éagsúla, go leor acu san eolaíocht nó i réimsí a bhaineann léi. Ina measc siúd tá taighde agus teagasc acadúil, an bhiteicneolaíocht; réimse atá ag fás i gcónaí, talmhaíocht, fóiréinsic, iriseoireacht, dlí paitinne, eagraíochtaí rialtais agus go leor eile. Maidir leis na daoine nach roghnaíonn gairm bheatha eolaíoch, bíonn an-éileamh i ngach réimse ar na scileanna smaointeoireacht chriticiúil agus réiteach fadhbanna a chuireann na Modhnóireachtaí i nGéineolaíocht agus i nGéineolaíocht an Duine ar fáil.