Experimental dissertation in biomedical sciences

Teacher(s)

De Smet Charles (coordinator);

Language

French
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Prerequisites

Professional integration activity

The prerequisite(s) for this Teaching Unit (Unité d’enseignement – UE) for the programmes/courses that offer this Teaching Unit are specified at the end of this sheet.

Content

At the end of his second laboratory research internship (WSBIM2297), the student will write a scientific report (thesis) describing the context of the research project, its objectives, and the experimental approach pursued. He will discuss the results obtained and consider future research perspectives. He will propose a critical analysis of current knowledge, with regard to the results he has obtained.

Teaching methods

For this activity the student will be guided by the promoter of the laboratory internship (WSBIM2297).

Evaluation methods

Knowledge of the research project and the fields in biomedical sciences it covers, and ability to integrate persponal observations into the current knowledge, will be assessed on the basis of a scientific report (thesis) written by the student, and an oral defense.

Other information

Access to this professional integration activity is subject to conditions (see regulations of the School of Biomedical Sciences).

Faculty or entity

SBIM