遗传与微生物学院由Smurfit遗传学研究所和Moyne预防医学研究所组成。该学校的特点是其充满活力的教学和先进的研究计划。该学院有23名主要研究人员，其积极的研究计划由爱尔兰资助
Advanced Drug Delivery: including oral, respiratory drug delivery, new technologies such as nanoparticles and liposomes, interactions between drug delivery systems and cell culture models Allergy novel anti-allergy compounds Cancer Research: including exosomes extracellular vesicles, biomarkers and new therapeutic targets Clinical Pharmacokinetics Drug Design and Discovery: anti-cancer medicinal chemistry and novel antibiotics, in silico design of new drugs, in silico high throughput screening for drug discovery Drug Targeting and Transport: including anti-cancer drug targeting, drug transport across epithelial barriers of the lung, gastrointestinal tract and the eye, high performance computer applications in drug delivery system design in vitro and in vivo Inflammatory Bowel Diseases Pharmaceutical Nanoscience Natural Products Neuropharmacology : aging diseases and therapies, antidepressants and drugs of abuse Platelets Pharmacy Practice : pharmaceutical care and continuous improvement of practiceThe School of Genetics and Microbiology comprises the Smurfit Institute of Genetics and the Moyne Institute for Preventative Medicine. The School is characterised by its vibrant teaching and progressive research programme. <br>Research in the Department of Genetics covers a wide variety of themes ranging from molecular control of cell death in cancer and immunity, the genetics of blindness, genome and protein evolution, brain wiring, genetic engineering of plants, gene expression in cancer, the genetic history of the Irish, and bacterial genetics. Research groups are housed in The Smurfit Institute, a modern purpose-built institute that offers superb facilities to conduct research. Work from research groups within the Smurfit Institute of Genetics is regularly published in prestigious international journals and several of our research groups are acknowledged as leading experts in their fields. There are currently 15 members of academic staff, 45 postgraduate students and 35 post-doctoral fellows in the Department of Genetics. standards, healthcare policy and service delivery, health promotion in primary care, hospital pharmacy and drug use in hospital.