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Provides students with knowledge in biomedicine and related subjects. The programme is suited for a scientific career within the field of life sciences, with emphasis on understanding cellular and molecular mechanisms related to health and disease....

Are you interested in applying theory in Biomedicine in projects from industry, healthcare or academia? Then the BSc program in Experimental and Industrial Biomedicine will give you exciting years! Are you interested in applying biomedical knowledge...

Are you interested in medical research and will learn more about infection biology from clinical perspectives? Then this is the course for you! During the course, you will deepen your knowledge in infectious medicine, medical microbiology and...

A course for those interested in cardiovascular biology and medical biology. In this course you will learn from some of Swedens leading experts in cardiovascular diseases discussing arrythmias, heart failure, atherosclerosis, myocardial infarction,...

In the course, the student will acquire advanced knowledge of neurobiology, considering ethical and gender issues and obtaining an overview of methods available for studies of the nervous system. The course centres on current research topics within...

The course is designed for students that want to study theory and empirical evidence as a starting point in interprofessional collaboration, both in education for professionals in healthcare and social care as well as the professional practice. The...

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What is health? How is it distributed among different groups and individuals? And how is urban and regional planning affecting people鈥檚 health? In this course you will discuss questions such as these to learn how to critically investigate how urban...

In this course, the students will focus on four main themes: Biomaterial related infections; Infectious diseases and global medicine; Chronic infections; Infections related to mother and child. Based on studies within these themes, the students will...

Social epidemiology is a branch of epidemiology that examines how social factors and processes contribute to the unequal distribution of health and illness. It investigates health inequalities based on factors such as socioeconomic status, social...