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Responsible Department | Department of Veterinary Disease Biology
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Course Dates | November to January (block 2)
Preferably Tuesdays and Thursdays |
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Course Abstract | The objective of the course is to give the students an introduction to theoretical immunology by studying and lecturing over a major immunology textbook. Typically one chapter will be covered per lesson. |
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Course Registration | Email to Professor Bent Aasted (bas@life.ku.dk) |
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Deadline for Registration | October 15 |
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Credits | 15 (ECTS) |
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Level of Course | PhD course |
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Organisation of Teaching | This course consists of 2 weekly lessons (of appx. 2 hours each) in one block given in the form of seminars, introduced by the students.
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Language of Instruction | English |
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Restrictions | Knowledge in biochemistry and immunology at pregraduate level is required. |
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Course Content |
This course consists of 2 weekly lessons (of appx. 2 hours each) in one semester given in the form of seminars, introduced by the students.
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Teaching and learning Methods |
The students are requested to introduce chapters of a major immunological textbook followed by plenum discussion of the topic |
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Learning Outcome |
Students who have followed the course regularly and passed the examination understand and will be able to analyse immunologal problems to a medium high level. They will be able to follow immunological lectures given by expert immunologists. |
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Course Material |
Immunobiology, Seventh edition, by Murphy, Travers and Walport. Garland Science 2008 or newer edition. pp 887 |
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Course Coordinator |
Bent Aasted, bas@life.ku.dk, Department of Veterinary Disease Biology/Section for Biomedicine, Phone: 353-32727 Søren Skov, sosk@life.ku.dk, Department of Veterinary Disease Biology/Section for Biomedicine, Phone: 353-33126 |
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Other Lecturers |
The students are requested to introduce chapters of a major immunological textbook |
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Course Fee |
DKK 20,000 (free for students under the Open Market for Postgraduate Courses in Denmark) |
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Type of Evaluation |
Oral examination |
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Work Load |
lectures | 30 | examination | 1 | preparation | 344 |
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