All formal training will normally be given at the graduate level, according to the guidelines published in the University of British Columbia Calendar. The courses outlined below are offered by the Experimental Medicine Program. All students must take MEDI 501 and MEDI 502, and other course credits as required by the faculty of Graduate Studies. A statistics course is recommended for all students whose previous background in this area is not adequate. Cell and molecular function in normal tissues and in specific disease processes, including genetic, viral, bacterial, immune and physiological disorders.
Course includes laboratory rotations, oral presentations and written reviews.
A review of current topics in gastroentereology at an advanced level suitable for graduate students majoring in Experimental Medicine, Physiology, Medicine or related fields. Topics will include gastrointestinal anatomy and abnormal physiology of gastrointestinal function. Physiological abnormalities caused by pathological changes will be examined in detail. Reviews or research in selected areas of Experimental Medicine, which may include presentation of student's own research results. Students from outside the Program require permission from the Experimental Medicine Office.