MABIO4100 Molekylær cellebiologi Emneplan

The student must have been admitted to the study programme. The course is also offered as an individual course.

Complexity is a term frequently used to describe relations in a society where formal and institutional boundaries decrease in importance. The complexity of the challenges we face today demands collaborative initiatives across levels of governments and administration, and across different sectors. The need for cooperation between traditional scientific disciplines is now acknowledged as a basic requirement for development of new knowledge.

It is inherent in complexity thinking that different but complementary perspectives are adopted to illuminate and analyze problems requiring solution. Graduates of the master program can work and lead independently of discipline, professional turf, sector or level of administration. The students’ varied background education and work experience shall create and sustain a culture based on respect for different perspectives, the ability to change perspective if and when required, and of looking for optimal solutions by de-focusing differences and re-focusing on compatibility.

The following required coursework must be approved before student can receive a final assessment:

• compulsory participation in group work to be submitted via Canvas
• two multiple choice tests carried out via Canvas
• compulsory participation in demonstrations and practical exercises
• compulsory participation in first aid course
• one practical test

Supervised individual written exam, 4 hours

None

A grade scale with grades from A to E for pass and F for fail is used.

One examiner

An external and internal examiner will assess all exams

Grade scale A-F