Program

It provides the fundamentals and basic techniques of chemistry relevant to understanding biochemical processes.

Module I:

• subject I. General Chemistry (.pdf)

→ Chemistry general (6 ECTS credit)
→ Chemistry organic (6 ECTS credit)
→ Chemistry physical (6 ECTS credit)

It covers the fundamental concepts of the biology of the cell and of tissues, organs and systems, as well as the instructions of genetics.

Module II: 

• subject I. Biology (.pdf)

→ Cell biology and histology (6 ECTS credit)
→ Fundamentals of biology (3 ECTS credit)
→ Microbiology (6 ECTS credit)
→ Genetics (6 ECTS credit)
→ Extension of cell biology (6 ECTS credit)

• subject II. Human Anatomy (.pdf)

→ Organography (6 ECTS credit)

It provides the physical and mathematical instructions to understand biological processes and apply molecular bioscience techniques.

Module III:

• subject I. Physics (.pdf)

→ Physics (6 ECTS credit)

• subject II. Mathematics (.pdf)

→ Mathematics (6 ECTS credit)
→ Biostatistics (6 ECTS credit)

• subject III. Informatics (.pdf)

→ Basic computing and bibliographic techniques (3 ECTS credit)

It provides the knowledge of the biochemical and molecular instructions of biological systems.

Module IV:

• subject I. Quantitative Instrumental Methods (.pdf)

→ Instrumental methods in Biochemistry and molecular biology (6 ECTS credit)
→ Instrumental methods in Biochemistry and molecular biology II ((6 ECTS credit)

• subject II. Molecular Systems Biology (.pdf)

→ Computational biology (6 ECTS credit)

It develops the different quantitative instrumental methodologies used in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, as well as those related to Molecular Biology Systems.

Module V:

• subject I. Biochemistry (.pdf)

→ Structure and function of biomolecules (6 ECTS credit)
→ Cell signalling (6 ECTS credit)
→ Metabolism and its regulation (6 ECTS credit)
→ Structure of macromolecules (6 ECTS credit)

• subject II. Molecular Biology (.pdf)

→ Engineering Genetics (6 ECTS credit)
→ Biosynthesis of macromolecules and their regulation (6 ECTS credit)
→ Molecular pathology (6 ECTS credit)

It covers the regulation and integration of the body's functions for application in biomedicine.

Module VI:

• subject I. Physiology (.pdf)

→ Molecular physiology (6 ECTS credit)
→ General physiology (6 ECTS credit)
→ Immunology (6 ECTS credit)

• subject II. Biomedical Applications (.pdf)

→ Biochemistry clinical (6 ECTS credit)
→ Genetics human molecular (6 ECTS credit)
→ Clinical bacteriology (3 ECTS credit)
→ Virology (3 ECTS credit)
→ Pathophysiology (6 ECTS credit)
→ Pharmacology and Toxicology (6 ECTS credit)

It includes subjects with a humanistic content and aims at the integral education of student, giving them the ability to make judgements that include a reflection on relevant social, scientific or ethical issues.

Module VII:

• subject I. Aspects of Human Formation (.pdf)

→ Anthropology (6 ECTS credit)
→ Ethics (6 ECTS credit)
→ Keys to Contemporary Culture (6 ECTS credit)

• subject II. Vocational Training Aspects (.pdf)

→ management in professional competences (3 ECTS credit)
→ Deontology (3 ECTS credit)

It is compulsory and individual, and offers the opportunity to apply and integrate the knowledge acquired during the studies to carry out technical work related to the different fields of biomedicine. It has a clear professionalising sense, of an eminently practical nature.

Module VIII:

• subject I. Final Project Degree (.pdf)

It constitutes 10% of the total of ECTS credit of Degree and allows the student to acquire an intensification of professional competences in other aspects related to Biomedicine. Includes also external placements in hospitals, research centres or companies (up to 9 ECTS credit) and credits for academic recognition for participation in various activities (up to 6 ECTS credit).

Module IX:

• subject I. Electives (.pdf)