Bioanalytical chemistry - from single molecules to tissues
About
Bioanalytical chemistry - from single molecules to tissues is a course for you who wants to learn more about biological applications of analytical chemistry. The course provides in-depth knowledge within bioanalytical chemistry with specialization in molecular structure techniques, chemical analysis across tissues, cell and subcellular molecular analysis, and protein analysis.
The theoretical and laboratory parts of the course are closely connected to current research and prepare you for a degree project in chemistry, neurobiochemistry, molecular biology or analytical chemistry. After the course, you will be well prepared to do further research studies in these subjects.
Teaching
The course content is delivered through a series of lectures and several laboratory classes with experiments, both hands-on and by observation. You are expected to report your laboratory results in oral or written form to develop your communication skills.
The course is taught in English.
Prerequisites and selection
Entry requirements
For admission to the course, completed and passed courses comprising 120 credits in the field of science, pharmacy or medicine.
Selection
Selection is based upon the number of credits from previous university studies, maximum 165 credits.
After graduation
The course can be part of the following programmes:
- Master's programme in Chemistry (N2KEM)
- Master's programme in Organic and Medicinal Chemistry (N2KEL)
- Master's programme in Chemistry and Learning (N2KOL)
- Master's programme in Molecular Biology (N2MBI)
- Master's programme in Atmosphere, Climate and Ecosystems (N2ACE)
- Master's programme in Environmental Sciences (N2MVN)
Facilities
The course is given on Campus Medicinareberget.
