Monash University Handbook 2011 Undergraduate - Unit
MED4112 - Medical science research project B
18 points, SCA Band 3, 0.375 EFTSL
Refer to the specific
census and withdrawal dates for the semester(s) in which this unit is offered.
Level | Undergraduate |
Faculty | Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences |
Offered | Daybox Second semester (extended) 2011 (HILL) Daycaulfield First semester (extended) 2011 (Day) Daynott Second semester (extended) 2011 (HILL) Dayother-aust First semester (extended) 2011 (Day) Alfred Hospital First semester (extended) 2011 (Day) Alfred Hospital Second semester (extended) 2011 (Day) Bendigo First semester (extended) 2011 (Day) Bendigo Second semester (extended) 2011 (Day) Box First semester (extended) 2011 (HILL) Caulfield Second semester (extended) 2011 (Day) Clayton First semester (extended) 2011 (Day) Clayton Second semester (extended) 2011 (Day) Gippsland First semester (extended) 2011 (Day) Gippsland Second semester (extended) 2011 (Day) Monash Medical Centre First semester (extended) 2011 (Day) Monash Medical Centre Second semester (extended) 2011 (Day) Moe First semester (extended) 2011 (Day) Moe Second semester (extended) 2011 (Day) Nott First semester (extended) 2011 (HILL) Australia (Other) Second semester (extended) 2011 (Day)
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Coordinator(s) | Dr Juanita Fernando
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Synopsis
Students undertaking this unit will be placed with a research group in a work-based research department or unit of the University to undertake the research project component of the course. Students will have the opportunity to undertake projects in areas that may be clinically or laboratory based and students can select from a wide range of projects. The research project year requires completion all the elements for a presentation of a research project including oral presentations, literature review and thesis.
Objectives
Upon successful completion of this unit students will be able to:
- retrieve, interpret and critically review the scientific literature relevant to their research project;
- employ a variety of scientific procedures and techniques that are essential to the satisfactory completion and reporting of a research project;
- utilize a range of technical skills appropriate to the discipline relevant to their research project;
- manage and analyse data acquired from their research activities;
- write up scientific work in a potentially publishable way;
- effectively communicate in both oral and written presentations to a scientific audience;
- comply with ethical requirements relevant to their research project; and
- pursue higher research degree studies in selected disciplines of biomedical science.
Assessment
Seminar/oral presentation: 10%
Faculty oral presentation: 10%
Minor thesis/ Research report (9000 -12000 words): 80%
Chief examiner(s)
Professor Ben Canny
Contact hours
Average 36 hours per week
Prerequisites
MED4201 Medical Science research methods 1. Students must be enrolled in Bachelor of Medical Science.
Co-requisites
MED4202 Research Methods 2
Prohibitions
MED4101, MED14002