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MOL3901

Thesis in Molecular Medicine

Credits 60
Level Second degree level
Course start Autumn 2010
Duration 2 semesters
Language of instruction English
Examination arrangement Thesis

About

About the course

Course content

The master's thesis in molecular medicine could have a basal or a medical direction. The thesis should have a scientific composition and be founded on applicable theory and litterature within the specific subject. Current topics could be molecular mechanisms and epidemiological causes, diagnostic problems and therapeutic measures. It is a great advantage that the thesis is connected to the existing research activity at the Faculty of Medicine. The responsible supervisor is chosen among the scientific staff with permanent positions. The thesis should be a monograph or a scientific paper with concluding remarks. In both cases, the student should document a theoretical comprehension and a broad understanding of the methods that have been used.

Students enrolled in the master's programme in 2007 or earlier can write the thesis in Norwegian or English. Students enrolled in the master's programme in 2008 or later must write the thesis in English.

Learning methods and activities

Individual supervision.

Form of examination: Thesis and oral presentation/examination. The grade given on the thesis may be adjusted after the oral exam.
The thesis must be written in English.

Specific conditions

Admission to a programme of study is required:
Molecular Medicine (MSMOLMED)
Molekylærmedisin (MMOLMED)

Required previous knowledge

Admission requirements: The student must be enrolled in the master's programme in molecular medicine. He/she must have passed all exams, i.e. compulsory and elective courses worth 60 credits in total.

Subject areas

  • Molecular Medicine

Contact information

Course coordinator

  • Marit Walbye Anthonsen

Department with academic responsibility

Department of Laboratory Medicine, Children's and Women's Health

Examination

Examination

Examination arrangement: Thesis
Grade: Letters

Ordinary examination - Autumn 2010

Thesis
Weighting 100/100

Ordinary examination - Spring 2011

Thesis
Weighting 100/100