Lifestyle Diseases – Molecular Basis and Therapeutic Strategies 1400-218MPChC

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Type of course

obligatory courses

Mode

Classroom

Prerequisites (description)

Basic knowledge of biochemistry, immunology, and vertebrate physiology at the level of first-cycle (undergraduate) studies in biology-oriented programs.

Course coordinators

Robert Jarzyna

Learning outcomes

After completing the course, the student:

KNOWLEDGE

Has advanced knowledge in the field of lifestyle diseases. (S3_W01)

Demonstrates familiarity with the current state of knowledge regarding discoveries and their applications in medicine. (S3_W02)

Possesses knowledge of statistical inference and hypothesis testing. (S3_W03)
Demonstrates knowledge of research planning principles and modern data collection techniques. (S3_W04)

SKILLS

Is able to formulate and solve scientific problems through the appropriate selection of sources and their critical evaluation in light of existing knowledge on lifestyle diseases. (S3_U01)

Prepares properly documented studies both independently and under the supervision of an advisor. (S3_U02)

SOCIAL COMPETENCIES

Is ready to critically assess scientific and popular science content related to lifestyle diseases. (S3_K01)

Is ready to carry out tasks that promote science. (S3_K02)

Assessment criteria

Classes are passed based on attendance and participation in the proseminars.
The exam is a multiple-choice test.

Bibliography

Due to the extremely dynamic development of knowledge in the field of lifestyle diseases, the literature is provided on an ongoing basis by the instructors during classes and lectures.

Notes

Term 2025L:

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Additional information

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

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