Program Overview

Bachelor's Programme in Biomedicine

The Bachelor's Programme in Biomedicine is a comprehensive program that covers various aspects of biomedicine. The program includes courses such as:

• Cell-, Stem Cell and Developmental Biology (12 hp)
• Molecular Medicine - Oncology (15 credits)
• Neuroscience (8.5 hp)
• Tissue Biology (4 hp)
• Exchange studies in semester 6 (degree project)
• Chemical Biology (8 hp)
• Pathology (3 hp)
• Biochemistry (12 hp)
• Pharmacology and Toxicology (10 credits)
• Elective track/courses
• Molecular Medicine - Cardiometabolic and Infectious Diseases (15 hp)
• Genetics, Genomics and Functional Genomics (10 credits)
• General and Organic Chemistry (12 hp)
• Introduction to Biomedical Science (6 hp)
• Physiology (13 credits)

Course Content

The course content for the Bachelor's Programme in Biomedicine includes:

• Laboratory practicals
• Problem-based seminars and group seminars
• Molecular Oncology
• Biostatistics
• Basal tumor biology
• Clinical oncology

Course Description

The aim of the course is to highlight the causes and consequences of the transformation of a normal cell into a tumor cell. The goal is to create an understanding of this process, starting with the first injury of the cell and up to the treatment of patients with cancer.

Syllabus

The current syllabus and literature for the course include:

• Robert A. Weinberg; The Biology of Cancer; 2013
• B. Rosner; Fundamentals of Biostatistics; 5th ed. or later

Schedule

The schedule for the course is available in PDF format.

Course Evaluation and Analysis

The course evaluation and analysis include:

• KI-Survey evaluation
• Course analysis

Course Administration

The course is held by the Department of Oncology-Pathology (Onkpat), the Department of Microbiology, Tumor and Cell Biology (MTC), and the Institute of Environmental Medicine (IMM).

Programme Outline

The programme outline for the Bachelor's Programme in Biomedicine includes information on the program structure, courses, and requirements.

Study Abroad

The program offers opportunities for study abroad in semester 6 (degree project).

Regulations and Guidelines

The regulations and guidelines for the program include information on admission criteria, tuition fees, and current information.

Programme Organisation

The program organisation includes information on the program structure, courses, and requirements.