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Module - LIFE3019 - Biochemistry Themed Research Project - A
ProgrammeSoLS - Life Sciences Modules Database (Level 3)
C700 - B.Sc. Hons. Biochemistry (Part 2 - Restricted Group 1)
C703 - M.Sci. Hons. Biochemistry (Part 2 - Restricted Group 2)
CC47 - B.Sc. Hons. Biochemistry and Genetics (Part 2 - Restricted Group 2)
CC4R - M.Sci. Hons. Biochemistry and Genetics (Part 2 - Restricted Group 2)
C741 - B.Sc. Hons. Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine (Part 2 - Restricted Group 3)
C742 - M.Sci. Hons. Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine (Part 2 - Restricted Group 3)
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Module CodeLIFE3019
Credits40
Total Credits:
 
40.00
 
Level:
 
3
 
Target Students:
 
C700, C703, C741, C742, CC47, CC4R students
 
Summary Of Content:

: This module enables students to experience contemporary research methods. Students will perform a type of group lab based project with open ended aims and outcomes to be decided by the students. Students will be expected to participate in the design and conduct of the experiments and produce a dissertation detailing the research carried out and a discussion of the outcomes.

 
 
 
TypeLink
Other
 
 

The project aims to give the students the ability to learn how to investigate a relevant biochemical problem in depth in a modern research environment.

 
Education Aims:
 
Offering School:
 
Life Sciences
 
Convenor:
 
 
 
Name
Dr Robert Layfield
Dr Edward Bolt
Dr Simon Dawson
 
 
 
 
Semester
Full Year UK
 
 
 
Requisites:
 
N/A
 
Additional Requirements:
 
 
 
Condition
Only available for students studying Biochemistry
Only available for UNUK/Level '03' students
 
 
Method and Frequency of Class:
 
 
 
ActivityNumber of WeeksNumber of sessionsDuration of a session
Un Assign
 
0.00 week
 
 
 
Please refer to the module timetable online for up to date information on contact hours.
 
Method of Assessment:
 
Assessment TypeWeightRequirements
Coursework
65.00
8000 word project report
Participation
20.00
Project supervisors assessment on participation in project work
Oral
15.00
Viva voce
 
 
Please refer to the module timetable online for up to date information on contact hours.
 
Assessment Period:
 
Assessed by end of Designated Period
 
     
 
Learning Outcome:
 

Knowledge and understanding: Students will develop a deep understanding of a chosen biochemical topic through researching the area chosen and practical work on a new aspect of the topic. Intellectual skills: Students will understand the research that has previously been reported on their chosen topic. Students will be able to critically analyse the work reported on their topic and be able to design a research programme aimed at developing a particular area of research. Students will be able to report their research findings in an extended scientific report and be able to discuss their results with a member of academic staff. Professional practical skills: Critical analysis of research data; use of computers in biochemical research; design of biochemical experiments. Transferable skills: Use of the library; writing of a laboratory report; communication skills.

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