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Høst 2026
MBI-3017 Advanced methods in experimental biomedicine - 10 stp
The course is administrated by
Institutt for medisinsk biologi
Type of course
The course is a course for students accepted to the Master´s program in Biomedicine, but is also open for single course students who meet the admission requirements.
Course overlap
MBI-3012 Advanced methods in experimental biomedicine 10 ects
Course contents
The course includes training and critical reflection of relevant methods and techniques for biomedical research. The students will be trained in scientific methods through setting goals, planning, performing experiments and evaluate the results, including reflections of improvements. Students will also be introduced to innovation in biomedicine.
Admission requirements
The course can be taken as a singular course by students with a Bachelor´s degree in Biomedicine or similar (180 ECTS).
Recommended prerequisites: Basic knowledge at University Bachelor level in biomedicine.
Application code: 9371
The minimum average grade requirement is:
C - for bachelor's degree or equivalent issued in Europe, Canada, USA, Australia and New Zealand
B - for bachelor's degree or equivalent issued in all other countries
Objective of the course
Knowledge
- explain the theory of given methods and techniques
- explain the selected methods/techniques with emphasis on their usefulness and limitations in biomedical research
- identify and discuss caveats related to methods/techniques used in biomedical research
Skills
- perform the given methods and discuss the results obtained
- write report including a proper discussion of results obtained
- design and execute controlled experiments to address relevant research questions
General proficiency
- analyze and discuss research methods in biomedicine
- communicate the students own scientific work both written and orally, using the relevant scientific language
- contribute to innovation processes in biomedicine
Language of instruction
English
Teaching methods
The course will consist of lectures, seminars and lab-work