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  • Evolutionary Genetics

    Module code: BS3000 ‘Evolutionary genetics’ gives you an introductory overview of the genetic basis for the evolution of genes, genomes, and phenotypes from both theoretical and experimental perspectives.

  • Introduction to Medical Sciences

    Module code: BS0012 This module is designed to refresh your knowledge on human anatomy and physiology.

  • Proteins: Structure and Bioinformatics

    Module code: BS4102 In this module you will study the basic features of three-dimensional  protein structures and the tools available to determine, visualise and analyse them.

  • Evolutionary Genetics

    Module code: BS3000 ‘Evolutionary genetics’ gives you an introductory overview of the genetic basis for the evolution of genes, genomes, and phenotypes from both theoretical and experimental perspectives.

  • Introduction to Medical Sciences

    Module code: BS0012 This module is designed to refresh your knowledge on human anatomy and physiology.

  • Microbial Pathogenesis and Genomics

    Module code: BS3011 This module focuses on how microbial pathogens cause infectious diseases, tackling key ideas such as the nature and functions of virulence factors, how microbes overcome host defences and the on-going evolution of pathogenic traits.

  • Proteins

    Module code: BS7102 In this module you will study the basic features of three-dimensional protein structures and the tools available to determine, visualise and analyse them.

  • Microeconomics

    Module code: EC1000 Microeconomics is the study of decision making behaviours displayed by individuals, firms and institutions and how these behaviours influence the market.

  • Investment Management

    Module code: EC7092 In this module you will study the design of optimal portfolios of financial securities in an uncertain environment.

  • Game Theory

    Module code: EC2043 The main emphasis of this module is how game theory is used as a methodological tool to study decision making problems in all branches of economics - political, behavioural, micro- and macroeconomics.

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