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- Communicate
scientific information effectively in written and oral forms, addressing
basic biological concepts encompassing a range of sub-disciplines within
the field of biology.
- Collect, analyse
and interpret scientific data related to biological problems spanning
molecular to organismal biology (e.g., cell biology and genetics,
ecology, behaviour, etc.).
- Develop
proficiency in the quantitative skills necessary to analyse biological
problems.
- Describe
fundamental principles of biology; e.g., evolutionary theory, central
dogma, diversity of life, inheritance.
- Access
and interrogate the primary scientific literature in the biological sciences.
- Develop
an appreciation for the interdisciplinary role of science as applied to
human and environmental challenges across both local and global scales.
- Present
scientific data clearly and logically using correct/appropriate
scientific terminology.
- Demonstrate
understanding of the ethical standards for the responsible conduct of
scientific research and its applications.
- Work as
part of a team.
- Demonstrate
laboratory skills common to modern laboratories.
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