DPBB Doctoral Dissertation and Public Defence, 210 ECTS

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DPBB Doctoral Dissertation and Public Defence 210 ECTS

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Doctoral Programme in Biomedicine and Biotechnology

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Learning outcomes

A doctoral dissertation must show that the writer has achieved profound knowledge on the field of study, fields related to it and to general theory of science. It should also demonstrate the doctoral student's ability to apply the methods of scientific research independently and critically within the field of study in question and the ability to independently produce new information.

Writing a monograph or an article-based doctoral dissertation and defending it in public.

Modes of study

Option 1

Available for:

Degree Programme Students
Other Students
Open University Students
Doctoral Students
Exchange Students

Thesis Thesis / dissertation 210 ECTS

In Finnish

In English

Evaluation and evaluation criteria

Pass/fail.
The possible grades that can be awarded to a doctoral dissertation at BioMediTech are: rejected, approved or approved with honours. Only exceptionally distinguished dissertations can receive the grade approved with honours.