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Syllabus:

Degree Thesis in Genetics II, 30 credits

The course is discontinued

Swedish name: Examensarbete i Genetik II
This syllabus is valid: 2008-01-14 valid to 2011-08-28 (newer version of the syllabus exists)
Syllabus for courses starting before 2011-08-28
Course code: 5MO059
Credit points: 30
Education level: Second cycle
Main Field of Study and progress level: Molecular Biology: Second cycle, contains degree project for Master of Arts/Master of Science (120 credits)
Grading scale: Pass with distinction, Pass, Fail
Responsible department: Department of Molecular Biology

Contents

Project in Genetics 30 ECTS-credits.

Required Knowledge

Special requirements: For those not being native English speakers, an internationally recognized test of English proficiency is required: an IELTS of at least 6.0, no score below 5.0 or a TOEFL score of 550 PB/213 CB/79 iBT (equivalent to English B in Sweden) is required. Applicants who have at least two years of university studies in Australia, Canada, Great Britain, New Zealand, or the USA fulfil the requirement for English B. Alternatively, if the medium of instruction in the Bachelor education has been English, an attested copy certifying that would be sufficient. Additional requirements are: Thirty ECTS-credits in Chemistry, with a minimum of 7,5 ECTS-credits in Biochemistry; practical experience of laboratory work, corresponding to a minimum of 30 ECTS-credits; 45 ECTS-credits in Life Sciences, including a minimum of 7.5 ECTS-credits in Genetics and in total a minimum of 22.5 ECTS-credits in Microbiology, Plant- and Animal Physiology, and Cell- and Molecular Biology, as well as a Degree thesis of 15 ECTS-credits at the basic level in any of the following areas: Animal Physiology, Biochemistry, Biology, Biomedicine, Biotechnology, Genetics, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, or Plant Physiology; 30 ECTS-credits at the advanced level in Genetics, and the 30 ECTS-credits Degree Thesis in Genetics I (5MO058), at the advanced level.

Literature

The literature list is not available through the web. Please contact the faculty.