School of Medical

B.Sc. in Clinical Embryology is a specialized undergraduate program focusing on the science of human reproduction, embryology, and assisted reproductive technologies. The course typically spans 3 years and covers subjects like reproductive biology, genetics, infertility treatments, in vitro fertilization (IVF), and stem cell research. Students gain hands-on experience in laboratory techniques, such as gamete collection, embryo culture, cryopreservation, and genetic screening. This program equips students with the skills required for careers in fertility clinics, research labs, and healthcare institutions. Graduates may also pursue advanced studies or work in the biotechnology sector. The course is ideal for those interested in reproductive health, medical research, and the emerging field of reproductive medicine.

 M.Sc. in Clinical Embryology is a specialized postgraduate degree that aims to provide advanced knowledge and practical skills in reproductive medicine. The course normally lasts 2 years, divided into four semesters. Students are taught embryology techniques, assisted reproductive technologies (ART), and laboratory procedures used in IVF and other fertility therapies. The curriculum covers topics like human anatomy, reproductive biology, molecular genetics, and embryonic development. Furthermore, students acquire practical experience through laboratory work, research, and clinical internships. The curriculum is appropriate for students who want to work as clinical embryologists, researchers, or professionals in fertility clinics, hospitals, and research facilities. Graduates are well prepared to contribute to advances in reproductive healthcare and embryology.