Gain experience in a substantive clinical data-based, laboratory-based or focused research project. You will focus on its design, execution, and communication
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Credits
60
Module code
GM50026
You will gain Master's level experience in the design and execution of a substantive laboratory-based or focused research project in Orthopaedic Surgery.
The research projects have a clinical slant.
What you will learn
In this module you will:
conduct a research project under supervision
produce a dissertation relating to your research project
produce a literature review
prepare and present a PowerPoint presentation
critique journal articles relevant to your study
By the end of the module you will be able to:
critically select and utilise relevant technology to address specific research questions
critically analyse current scientific literature. This will be in the context of research project design and execution
develop and test scientific hypotheses
hone subject-specific practical and intellectual skills such as:
using practical lab skills
analysing novel data
using statistical methods for data analysis
communicate complex scientific concepts (including project writing and presentation)
show proficiency in time and project management
work independently and ethically and take responsibility for your own research
present and publish your work
Assignments / assessment
dissertation, no more than 70 x A4 pages (100%)
This will be assessed by thesis evaluation by examiners and by viva-voce examination
This module does not have a final exam.
Teaching methods / timetable
project supervision by an academic and an orthopaedic surgeon if a clinical project
support for oral presentation from the course team