Anatomy and Neuroscience

The program in Anatomy and Neuroscience is designed to provide an introduction to advanced biomedical research in molecular, cell and systems biology; enable the acquisition of current research skills in specific areas; encourage the development of the abilities to think both independently and critically, through the continual analysis and evaluation of experimental data; and improve oral and written communication skills.

The program in Anatomy and Neuroscience is designed to:

• Provide an introduction to advanced biomedical research in molecular, cell and systems biology;
• Enable the acquisition of current research skills in specific areas;
• Encourage the development of the abilities to think both independently and critically, through the continual analysis and evaluation of experimental data;
• Improve oral and written communication skills.

Assessment:

• A literature review (no more than 3000 words) which forms the basis of the introduction to the thesis. A journal review. An exam in statistics. An oral defence of the thesis.
• Attendance at lectures, workshops and seminars.

Students must complete the following:

• Research Project (75 points). Assessment: An original, supervised research project;
• Coursework (25 points). Content: Lectures and seminars covering a wide range of biomedical research. Lectures and workshops in topics such as animal welfare, library resources, experimental design and statistical analysis, writing skills and seminar preparation.