DNA: Biology’s Genetic Code

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Discover the fundamentals of DNA and genetics in this one-week program. It's perfect for pre-high school students who want to learn about biology's genetic code. You'll earn a non-degree certificate from Rice University in the United States.

The curriculum covers the basics of DNA, including its structure and function. You'll learn about genetic inheritance and how DNA affects living organisms. This online program includes hands-on activities to help you understand complex concepts.

After completing this program, you can pursue careers in science research, such as a Laboratory Assistant or a Science Teacher. You can also work in healthcare as a Medical Laboratory Technician or a Genetic Counselor. These roles are available in hospitals, research institutions, and educational organizations.