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Module - LIFE3042 - Biochemistry Research Project - B
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 CodeLIFE3042
Credits40

Level: Level 3

Target Students:  Students registered for degrees in Biochemistry C700, C703, C741, C742, CC47, CC4R.

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SemesterAssessment
Full Year  Assessed by end of Designated Period 

Prerequisites: Students will be expected to have successfully completed Part I of C700, C703, C741, C742, CC47, CC4R

Corequisites:  None.

Summary of Content:  This module enables students to experience contemporary research methods. Students will perform a laboratory based research project on a topic related to the interests of a member of the academic staff. They will produce a dissertation explaining what work was performed and a discussion of the results obtained. Alternatively, students will select a topic of interest to them and a member of academic staff and conduct an in depth literature survey of the background and current state of knowledge relating to that topic. They will produce a comprehensive critical dissertation on the chosen topic.

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Please refer to the module timetable online for up to date information on contact hours.

Method of Assessment: 

Assessment TypeWeightRequirements
Coursework 1  80  8000 word project report 
Practical  20  Supervisor's assessment 

Convenor: 
Dr A Bennett
Dr S Wheatley
Dr A Hume

Education Aims:  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.

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