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    Medium Of InstructionsMode Of LearningMode Of Delivery
    EnglishSelf StudyVideo and Text Based

    Course Overview

    This Interpreting Genomic Variation: Inherited Cancer Susceptibility training is a two weeks online course. Katie Snape and Beth Coad are the professors for this online course. St George's, the University of London, and CanGene CanVar designed this course syllabus and delivered it through the FutureLearn Platform. 

    In this course, users will learn about how variant interpretation in cancer susceptibility genes differs from variant interpretation in rare pediatric diseases. You'll look at the variant interpretation guidelines developed by the UK Cancer Variant Interpretation Group (CanVIG-UK) and how they might be used in the classification of germline variants in cancer susceptibility genes using the American College of Medical Genetics (ACMG) framework.

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    The Highlights

    • Two weeks online course
    • Three hours per week
    • Digital certificate when eligible
    • Accreditation is available
    • Access to course materials
    • Learn at your own pace

    Programme Offerings

    • Intermediate level
    • Tests to check your learning
    • St George's
    • the University of London
    • and CanGene CanVar designed syllabus
    • Discuss your learning in comments

    Courses and Certificate Fees

    Certificate AvailabilityCertificate Providing Authority
    yesFuturelearn

    Interpreting Genomic Variation: Inherited Cancer Susceptibility Fee Structure

    Description

    Amount in INR

    Limited Access

    Free

    Buy Course

    Rs. 1,100/one-off payment

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    Rs. 6,500 for a year


    Eligibility Criteria

    Certification Qualifying Details

    • Completion of the Interpreting Genomic Variation: Inherited Cancer Susceptibility certification by St George's, the University of London, and CanGene CanVar via the FutureLearn platform. To obtain the certificate, eligible candidates must participate in an attempt to complete 90% of the course steps, in addition to all examinations.

    What you will learn

    After completing this certification syllabus, Recognize the significance of large-scale collaborative infrastructure in standardizing evidence-based variant interpretation in cancer susceptibility genes, and apply the CanVIG-UK variant interpretation guidelines to characterise variants in cancer susceptibility genes are implicated in hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, together with Lynch Syndrome. Analyze the advantages and disadvantages of the American College of Medical Genetics (ACMG) rules for variant interpretation in complex diseases like cancer versus rare pediatric diseases, and investigate the various ways that cancer susceptibility gene variant interpretation can impact patient care. Examine the complexities of interpreting cancer susceptibility gene variants in clinical practice, including the implications of low penetrance variants and possible complications classification changes over time.


    Who it is for

    Candidates interested in the medical field and who want to learn about and analyze cancer can apply for this online course.


    Admission Details

    Students may take the following steps to gain admission to Interpreting Genomic Variation: Inherited Cancer Susceptibility certification course classes:  

    Step 1: Follow the official URL: https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/interpreting-genomic-variation-inherited-cancer-susceptibility

    Step 2: Participants must create an account on the FutureLearn website.

    Step 3: Only after the participant has registered and logged in is admission confirmed.

    The Syllabus

    Instructors

    St George's, University of London, London Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

    1: Who issues the completion certificate?

    This course syllabus was created by St George's, the University of London, and CanGene CanVar and delivered via the FutureLearn Platform.

    2: Is this online course Interpreting Genomic Variation: Inherited Cancer Susceptibility accredited?

    The Royal College of Pathologists has accredited this course certificate.

    3: Who is the instructor for this Interpreting Genomic Variation: Inherited Cancer Susceptibility certification online course?

    The professors for this online course are Katie Snape and Beth Coad.

    4: Are there any requirements for obtaining a certificate of completion?

    In order to receive the certificate, people involved should finish at least 90 percent of the course steps as well as all tests.

    5: How long will be Interpreting Genomic Variation: Inherited Cancer Susceptibility online course last?

    This online course lasts two weeks and requires three hours per week to complete.

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