I was very lucky to get the scholarship from the Department of Health, Executive Yuan in 2008 without which it was extremely difficult for me to afford such a high expense of tuition fee for postgraduate study in England. I attended a MSc course of UCL (University College London) in September 2011 which was in accordance with my clinical field. The full name of this postgraduate course is MSc of Prenatal Genetics and Fetal Medicine that is composed of taught courses for 9 months and a experimental project for 3 months. The taught courses were divided into 8 modules which were arranged in 3 terms. These modules are 1. Basic Genetics and Technology, 2. Gametogenesis, Preimplantation Development and IVF, 3. Genetic Mechanisms, 4. Medical Genetics, 5. Prenatal Diagnosis, 6. Organogenesis, 7. Fetal Medicine, 8. PGD (Preimplantational Genetic Diagnosis). One module was evaluated by booklet, another 3 modules were evaluated by essays and the other 4 modules were evaluated by examinations. The project I chose is “In-Utero Transplantation of Human Amniotic Fluid Stem Cells in Mice” and the data from the experiments were analysed in the thesis that was composed of around 10,000 words and was a requirement for this MSc degree.