IVF & Embryology Courses - MSc (Part Time & Distance Learning) - Reproductive Laboratory Science


Reproductive Laboratory Science - University of Kentucky, USA
The Master of Science degree prepares the graduate for supervisory and advanced technical positions in assisted reproductive laboratory technology (ART) and related fields in research, industry and marketing. The curriculum consists of 11-16 credit hours in science and statistics and 19-22 credit hours of lecture and laboratory courses in RLS.? The curriculum consists of a combination of distance learning and campus based modules.? In addition to the six?RLS core faculty, lecturers throughout the United States contribute to the curriculum, instructing in their area of expertise. These professionals are ART and clinical laboratorians, laboratory managers, researchers, ethicists, attorneys and policy analysts. Directors and supervisors in andrology laboratories and ART laboratories, appointed as clinical faculty by the University of Kentucky, supervise RLS students in the clinical practica. Admission Requirements and Procedures Applicants must meet all requirements for admission for the Graduate School at the University of Kentucky and apply for admission to both the Graduate School and the Clinical Sciences Graduate Program. Request Clinical Sciences Program applications from Director of Graduate Studies-Reproductive Laboratory Science Program. Clinical Sciences Graduate Program University of Kentucky 900 S. Limestone Room 209 Lexington, Kentucky 40536-0200 Applicants to the Reproductive Laboratory Science?Graduate Program must hold a baccalaureate degree in clinical laboratory science, or a Bachelor degree in science with acceptable laboratory experience. Admission to the Clinical Sciences Graduate Program is based upon. Letter to applicants An overall undergraduate grade point average of 2.75 and 3.0 on all graduate work (required by both the Clinical Sciences Graduate Program and the Graduate School.) Graduate Record Examination(verbal, quantitative and analytical portions) Application Recommendations Interview may be required The University of Kentucky is committed to a policy of providing educational opportunities to all qualified students regardless of economic or social status, and will not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, marital status, beliefs, age, national origin, sexual orientation, or physical or mental disability. Tuition and Fees Information on current tuition and fees for graduate students may be found at the Graduate School website. For students seeking a graduate degree, the University of Kentucky now offers merit scholarships to new non-resident students who meet certain academic requirements.? The merit scholarships? make tuition costs for non-resident students the same as the tuition for resident students .? To be eligible for the scholarships applicants have An earned bachelor's degree An undergraduate GPA of 3.25 or higher on a 4.00 scale A cumulative GPA of at least 3.25 in prior graduate studies Please review the website for href="http://www.rgs.uky.edu/gs/KGS.html">merit scholarships for current application deadlines for the Kentucky Graduate Scholarship. All non-resident applicants automatically will be considered for the scholarships.? For more information contact the Graduate School. Requirements:

Course website:	http://www2.mc.uky.edu/cls/RLS/CS_Grad_Program_RLS.htm

Contact:	Kim Campbell
Address:	University of Kentucky College of Health Science, 900 S. Limestone Room 209 Lexington KY USA 40536-0003
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Reproductive Laboratory Science - University of Kentucky, USA