Development
Students must take the compulsory subjects module, 9 elective credits corresponding to the elective subjects in 1st semester, 6 elective credits from the 2nd semester, and Master's Final Project.
To carry out the Master’s Final Project, students can choose between the following lines of research:
- Clinic endocrinology and nutrition
- Neoplasia and cellular endocrinology
- Neuroendocrinology, obesity and metabolism
- Molecular and cellular basis of disease
- Biological bases of cancer
- Human genomics and genetic medicine
- Techniques applied to biomedical research
- Advances in Legal Medicine and Criminology
- Forensic Toxicology
- Forensic Genetics
The teaching is classroom based and 4 seats are reserved to study the master’s part-time. The lectures are delivered in Spanish, Galician and English.
The specific language to be used in each subject will be included in its annual teaching programme, so that future students will have the information before they enrol. The Academic Committee will advise the teaching staff to gradually introduce lectures in English, as the current lingua franca of science.
The running of this master degree is conditioned to reach the minimum number of students established by Decree 222/2011, of December 2, which regulates the official university studies in the Galicia Autonomous Community.