1. To understand the fundamental concepts and processes of genetics including gene and chromosome behavior and gene expression, and how they relate to diseases. 2. To apply the knowledge of genetics to clinical practice, especially in diagnosing and managing genetic diseases. 3. To comprehend the role and importance of genetic factors in the onset and progression of common diseases. 4. To familiarize themselves with the type of genetics-related questions that appear in the UKMLA exam, and to develop skills and strategies to answer them effectively. 5. To encourage critical thinking about the ethical, legal, and social issues related to genetic testing and research, especially in the context of patient care.