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701-0320-00L 3 Credits BSC D-USYS
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Seminar for Bachelor Students: Environmental Biology

Seminar für Bachelor-Studierende: Umweltbiologie

Lecturers & Examiners: Prof. Dr. Janneke Hille Ris Lambers
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Last Updated: 2026-02-05 16:14:28

Abstract

In the seminar, students explore a specific topic in environmental biology (ecology, evolution, health). They find and read scientific articles, structure contents around core questions, talk to specialists about them, prepare a scientific presentation and lead a discussion. They are introduced to literature search and scientific presentations.

Objective

Students will acquire skills in: - finding literature in scientific databases - structuring a scientific topic through research questions - giving a clear scientific presentation - contributing constructively to a scientific discussion

Content

Weeks 1-4: Choice of topics / tutors, introduction to presentation techniques and literature searches Weeks 2 - 5: Meetings with tutors, preparation of presentations Weeks 5 - 14: Presentations and discussions

Resources

Lecture Notes

Posted on the course moodle

General Information

Language
German
Levels
BSC
Frequency
Yearly recurring

Examination

Type
ungraded semester performance

Course Components

Type Title Time & Place Hours
seminar Seminar für Bachelor-Studierende: Umweltbiologie
  • Wed 10:15-12:00 (CHN D 29)
2 h weekly

Offered In

      • Environmental Biology (The following courses are highly recommended as preparation for the Specialization in Environmental Biology: 227-0399-10L Physiology and Anatomy for Biomedical Engineers I (Autumn semester) 551-0448-00L Zoologie (Spring semester) 701-0360-00L Systematische Biologie: Pflanzen (Spring semester) 227-0398-10L Physiology and Anatomy for Biomedical Engineers II (Spring semester) These courses should be successfully completed during the second year.)