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You can learn genetics without having to undertake any wet laboratory experiments in molecular biology/genetics.

Some suggested reading...

Human Molecular Genetics : Great overview of the genetics of human diseases.
An Introduction to Population Genetics Theory : very heavy on the mathematics (I spent ages searching for this 1970 out of print book, good to see its now reprinted).
Evolutionary Genetics : excellent book, includes questions/tasks at the end of each chapter.
Recombinant DNA : very good primer for molecular biology.

There is tons out there, if you want to do some "experimenting" you could try writing computer simulations of changes in gene frequency under selection pressure. Learning to code is also an invaluable skill/tool too these days.