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Biomedical Sciences: Health

Master

The master’s programme in Biomedical Sciences – Health consists of compulsory components (e.g. taught courses and research projects) and electives. The total amount of credits of this two-year programme is 120 EC. Please check the list below for detailed descriptions of the components involved in the Health specialisation.

Additional information on the programme, its regulations, schedules and timetable, etcetera can be consulted at LUMC’s website and on Blackboard. Please refer to the links on your right hand side.

The master’s programme has the following objectives:

  1. to impart to students academic knowledge, insight, skills and methodology in the field of biomedical sciences;
  2. to prepare students for an academic career and postgraduate education or to prepare them for a career in teaching or another career outside academia;
  3. to encourage students to adopt an academic attitude by acquiring the ability to:

  • engage in individual and independent academic thinking

  • analyse complex issues

  • write academic reports

  • apply specialist knowledge and skills in a philosophical and social context.

Health Specialisation

Fluency in Dutch required!
Dit programma staat alleen open voor studenten Geneeskunde die een premaster met succes hebben afgerond.

Co-ordinator M-, C-, E- and H- specialisations
Mw. Dr.ir. J. van der Zee

Course EC Semester 1 Semester 2

Compulsory components
How to Write a Research Proposal 2
Clinical Research in Practice 4
Junior Research Project I 29
Junior Research Project II 40
Reflection Course: Scientific Conduct 1
Semi-artsstage 20

Electives

De keuzeruimte beslaat 10-30 ECTS, afhankelijk van de lengte van JRP-II (20-40 ECTS).
Philosophical Aspects of Biomedicine 1

FOS courses in 2012-2013

Your choice of FOS courses and Guest Lectures should add up to at least 14 credits in your entire 2-year programme (a minimum of 1 ECTS should be taken through Guest Lectures)
Advances in Neurophysiology 6
Allogeneic Transplantation and Immunotherapy: From Bench to Bedside 6
Bioinformatics: Computational biology of complex disease and ageing 4
Biological Mechanisms of Ageing and Development 6
Biomedical Translational Research in Surgery 4
Clinical Pharmacology 4
Clinical Proteomics and Metabolomics 6
Depression and other Stress Related Disorders 6
Developmental Cardiovascular Biology 6
Electrical Interactions in the Heart: From Disease to Treatment 4
Genome (in)stability, cancer and ageing 6
Imaging in Neurosciences and Cardiovascular Research 6
Molecular Virology of RNA Viruses 6
Pathogen Host Interactions 6
Regulation of the Immune Response in Human Disease 6
The Pathophysiology of Coagulation 6

FOS courses in 2013-2014
Cardiovascular Disease and Metabolic Syndrome 4
From genetic disease to functional genomics 4
From signal transduction to targeted therapy 6
Stem Cells 6
Translational Neurogenetics 4