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The programme at a glance
Advanced Courses (October through March). The courses, usually one week-long, are taught by international leading scientists in collaboration with local investigators. The course work of the programme aims at providing the graduate students with the concepts, experimental approaches, and current problems of modern cellular and molecular biology.

Seminars (Attendance to the weekly seminars of CNC.

Research work leading to the doctoral thesis. A written research proposal describing the intended thesis project must be defined during the first year. The final doctoral thesis will be evaluated before a faculty committee, upon an oral defense. The examination evaluates the student's ability to master a body of background material, to organize a plan of research, and to understand the context, aims, methods and limitations of the proposed research.

The students who choose to do their doctorate at the Faculty of Science and Technology of the University of Coimbra may have the advanced courses credited as disciplines G200 through G300, seminars as G400, and research as G500.
CORE AREAS
CU
Cell Biology
13
Molecular Cell Biology G200
3/sem
Cell Biology G300A and G300B
2/sem
Cell Biology G400A and G400B
1/sem
Cell Biology G500A and G500B
2/sem
Biochemistry
13
Biochemistry G200
3/sem
Biochemistry G300A and G300B
2/sem
Biochemistry G400A and G400B
1/sem
Biochemistry G500A and G500B
2/sem
OPTIONAL AREAS
CU
Advanced Courses in the following areas
19
Biochemistry G200
3/sem
Cell and Molecular Biology G200
3/sem
Biokinetics and Bioenergetics G201
3/sem
Molecular Biology G201
3/sem
Microbiology G201
3/sem
Biophysics G201
3/sem
Cell Regulation G201
3/sem
Neurobiology G201
3/sem
Cell Biology G210
1/sem
Biophysics G210
1/sem
Molecular Biology G210
1/sem
G - Post-graduation discipline
G200 - Core discipline
G201 through G299 - Intensive courses in specialized areas
G300 - Research disciplines / laboratory rotations
G400 - Seminars
G500 - Advanced research
 
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