This Graduate Program aims to enable graduates to:
- Intervene in various health sectors in the area of diagnosis and therapy;
- Recognize the importance and apply new tools in the field of molecule manipulation and omics, in particular metabolomics;
- Know and know how to use experimental models (in vitro, cellular and animal) for the development of therapeutic strategies and assessment of metabolic disorders;
- Intervene in the development of new therapeutic molecules, biopharmaceuticals and biomedical devices.
| 1º Year | ||
|---|---|---|
| Curricular unit | Period | ECTS |
| ANALYTICAL CYTOLOGY AND CYTOMICS | 1st Semester | 2.0 |
| METABOLISM I | 1st Semester | 4.0 |
| FORENSIC CHEMISTRY | 1st Semester | 4.0 |
| NULL (optional) | 1st Semester | 4.0 |
| NULL (optional) | 1st Semester | 3.0 |
| NULL (optional) | 1st Semester | 20.0 |
| NULL (optional) | 1st Semester | 4.0 |
| NULL (optional) | 1st Semester | 2.0 |
| NULL (optional) | 1st Semester | 2.0 |
| NULL (optional) | 1st Semester | 1.0 |
| NULL (optional) | 1st Semester | 4.0 |
Students and graduates in the area of Life and Health Sciences or in other areas whose curriculum demonstrates an adequate basic scientific preparation; Other professionals with a school, scientific or professional curriculum relevant to the course in question.
