Course
Selected Topics in Molecular Biology and Biological Chemistry (BIO904)
Facts
Course code BIO904
Credits (ECTS) 10
Semester tution start Autumn
Language of instruction English
Number of semesters 1
Exam semester Autumn
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Introduction
The course gives phd-students an opportunity to gain a deeper insight into biological and molecular biology subjects related to their own PhD projects. The curriculum is set to match the research area of the PhD project together with the candidate's supervisors and course teacher.
Content
Learning outcome
- Good knowledge of experimental methods used in their research field, as well as an overview of the most important analyzes used in their field. Good understanding of the advantages and challenges of applying different methods and analyzes within their field.
- Detailed knowledge of the chosen topic in the syllabus and current methods that can be used to shed light on questions related to the topic.
- Be able to perform literature reviews and describe learning objectives, as well as present own and previously published research results to an audience.
Required prerequisite knowledge
Exam
Oral Examination
Weight 1/1
Marks Passed / Not Passed
Aid None permitted
Coursework requirements
The course includes the submission of a written assignment/report that must contain:
- A detailed overview of the events attended (seminars, courses, conferences, etc.), and
- A self-reflection on the learning outcomes and relevance of these activities in relation to the course curriculum.
Students are also required to deliver an oral presentation to fellow researchers or colleagues, with clear reference to the chosen curriculum, followed by a question and discussion session.
The written report must be approved before the student is permitted to give the oral presentation, as final examination.
Method of work
Selfstudy with litterature summaries for chosen topics in the curriculum.
Participation in courses/seminars/workshops/conferences (can also be digital)
Written description of completed curriculum with reference to learning objectives and litterature references/course diplomas/participation diplomas etc.