Program of Molecular Biology and Genetics (English)

At the end of this course, the students;

1. Understand the relationship between law and biology from a theoretical, historical, analytical, critical, moral, and interdisciplinary perspective.
2. Understand the relationship between law and biology in order to evaluate and discuss current problems, definitions and practices in which biology and law interconnect.
3. Critically read, analyze and discuss relations between law and biology.
4. Evaluate and contextualize primary materials in the context of current cases and debates.
5. Demonstrate effective written communication skills by articulating legal concepts clearly, persuasively and appropriately.
6. Apply understanding of the relationship between law and biology to contemporary debates about race and genetics.
7. Demonstrate effective oral communication skills by discussing and debating course concepts in a scholarly, reflective and respectful manner.

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