INT D 605 - Interdisciplinary Research Experience in Basic Biomedical and Clinical Settings

Course Career Graduate
Units 3
Approved Hours 0-3S-0
Fee index 6
Faculty Medicine and Dentistry
Department Medicine & Dentistry
Typically Offered either term

Description
An interdisciplinary course for graduate students who are enrolled in the MatCH Scholarship Program to gain experience in quantitative or qualitative biomedical and clinical research settings. The course will involve three rotations, of 4 to 6 weeks each, in different laboratory settings within the Departments of Pediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynecology or Medical Genetics. Students will also attend the general seminar series of each Department once per month, a total of three per month. Students will be graded (CR/NC) based on participation and written assignments based on each rotation. Enrollment must be approved by course coordinators.