BIOCHEM 4955E
1.00 credit · Main
This capstone course focuses on translation of cancer research into clinical practice, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches, critical thinking, research design, and evaluation of literature. A community-engaged learning component connects small groups of students with relevant community partners. Students engage independently and collaboratively in authentic learning experiences and practice critical reflection.
Biochemistry 3381A, Biology 2581A/B, and registration in Year 4 of the Honours Specialization in Biochemistry and Cancer Biology. Pre-or Corequisite(s): Biochemistry 4450A.
Anatomy and Cell Biology 4985E, Biochemistry 4984E, Biochemistry 4985E, Epidemiology and Biostatistics 4900E, Epidemiology and Biostatistics 4985E, Medical Bioinformatics 4985E, Medical Biophysics 4985E, Medical Sciences 4000E, Medical Sciences 4990E, Microbiology and Immunology 4985E, One Health 4985E, Pathology 4985E, Physiology and Pharmacology 4985E, the former Biochemistry 4483E, the former Biochemistry 4484E, the former Biochemistry 4486E, the former Medical Sciences 4995E.
1 lecture hour or equivalent online delivery/week and 2 seminar hours/week, plus an average of ~4 independent hours/week working on a community-engaged learning project.
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