Reproduction and Development

The Reproduction and Development program at University of Bristol you will study fundamental systems, principles and processes, including the physiological basis and endocrine regulation of gamete formation, fertilisation, implantation and pregnancy.

From practicing clinical experts, you will learn about the symptoms, causes, and mechanisms of reproductive disease and dysfunction, as well as the clinical management of infertility, assisted conception, pregnancy complications and endocrine disorders. You will also develop your own research skills and be encouraged to think critically about the historical, social, political and legal context of current issues relevant to this exciting, fast-moving field.

Careers

Students on the program come from a variety of countries and backgrounds; all have an interest in reproduction, infertility and development, or wish to pursue careers in these areas.

Clinical students follow the program for progression and promotion in their discipline, or as a foundation qualification to specialise in IVF and infertility, or obstetrics and gynaecology. Our clinical graduates use knowledge and research skills to aid publication, develop their practice and enhance their expertise in reproductive medicine.

Courses include:

• Human Development and Pregnancy

• Reproductive Physiology and Endocrinology

• Gametogenesis to Implantation

• Project

• Statistics & Research Methods

• Assisted Reproductive Technologies

• Infertility- Diagnosis & Management