First: Cell and Molecular Biology Track Knowledge and Understanding - K1: Describe the components and functions of cells in prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms, and the mechanisms regulating various cellular biological activities.
- K2: Explain the molecular mechanisms underlying diverse cellular biological processes related to genetics, epigenetics, cell signaling, cancer development, and immune system disorders.
- K3: Discuss topics in cell biology and molecular pathways of cellular processes and relate them to a wide range of cellular biochemical activities.
- K4: Explain the molecular basis of disorders and pathological conditions, including conditions associated with carcinogenesis, mutations, and cellular metabolic dysfunctions.
Skills - S1: Relate molecular biology concepts to cell biochemistry and their research applications to address scientific questions in the field of cell biology.
- S2: Prepare research proposals and design plans for conducting experimental research using modern molecular techniques to test scientific hypotheses.
- S3: Interpret, evaluate, and analyze research data using critical thinking, reasoning, and appropriate statistical and analytical methods.
Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility - V1: Demonstrate responsibility, accountability, and autonomy in conducting experimental work and collaborate effectively within teams to achieve common scientific research objectives.
- V2: Actively participate in scientific meetings and scientific and professional communication, and clearly present research data and findings orally and in writing to diverse audiences.
- V3: Adhere to scientific research principles and relevant ethical standards when conducting research in the field of Cell and Molecular Biology.
Second: Biodiversity, Wildlife Conservation and Management Track Knowledge and Understanding - K1: Explain the facts, concepts, principles, theories, and processes related to biodiversity and ecosystems.
- K2: Explain the structural and functional aspects of biodiversity and the importance of its conservation.
- K3: Identify procedures and methods related to wildlife conservation and management.
Skills - S1: Employ critical and creative thinking to address questions in different, complex, and familiar contexts related to biodiversity and wildlife conservation and management.
- S2: Prepare research proposals and use modern tools and appropriate field techniques to safely conduct research in the field of wildlife conservation.
- S3: Evaluate, interpret, and analyze data collected from multidisciplinary research in the field of biodiversity.
Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility - V1: Demonstrate awareness of the values and ethics associated with professional practices in biodiversity and wildlife conservation and management.
- V2: Collaborate with diverse teams to carry out group activities and achieve common objectives.
- V3: Participate in specialized meetings and communicate effectively about scientific data using appropriate presentation methods, scientific language, and reasoning suited to the issues and target audience.
Third: Industrial and Environmental Biotechnology and Sustainability Track Knowledge and Understanding - K1: Identify the principles, facts, concepts, and theories related to biotechnology and sustainability, and describe the processes involved in their applications.
- K2: Explain the structural and functional aspects of biotechnology and its use in developing sustainable solutions to current and future environmental issues.
- K3: Classify the different procedures associated with the fields of industrial biotechnology, environmental biotechnology, and sustainability.
Skills - S1: Employ critical and creative thinking to address questions in complex and familiar contexts related to industrial biotechnology, environmental biotechnology, and sustainability.
- S2: Prepare research proposals and use modern tools and appropriate field techniques to safely conduct research in the fields of biotechnology and sustainability.
- S3: Interpret and analyze data collected from multidisciplinary research activities in the field of biotechnology.
Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility - V1: Demonstrate an understanding of the values and ethics associated with professional practices in industrial and environmental biotechnology and sustainability and their practical applications.
- V2: Collaborate effectively with diverse teams to carry out group activities and achieve common objectives.
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