HMN GEN-MS - Human Genetics and Genetic Counseling (MS)

Knowledge: Graduates of the SUGCP will achieve advanced knowledge in genetics, genomics, and psychosocial counseling for use in evidence based practice.

Critical thinking and practice: Graduates of the SUGCP will be able to practice genetic counseling in a variety of settings, demonstrating clinical judgment, insight, flexibility, resourcefulness and accountability.

Interpersonal and Communication Skills: Graduates of the SUGCP will treat their patients, colleagues, and community with respect, empathy, cultural humility, and compassion, and they will demonstrate strong communication skills.

Research and Scholarship: Graduates of the SUGCP will be able to evaluate and synthesize information, produce rigorous, relevant research, and participate in disseminating scholarly knowledge across healthcare stakeholders.

Professional Development, Collaboration, and Service: Graduates of the SUGCP will develop proficiency in inter- and intra-disciplinary teamwork, reflective practice, goal-setting, and professional ethics, and they will promote the field of genetic counseling through clinical care, teaching, research, advocacy, and mentorship.