Certificate of Achievement

Erik Arabyan

has completed the following course:

Cancer in the 21st Century: The Genomic Revolution

The University of Glasgow

This online course explored how genetics is revolutionising the detection and treatment of cancer.

4 weeks, 4 hours per week

Dr Leah Marks

University Teacher in Medical Genetics

The University of Glasgow

Dr Sarah Meek

University Teacher, School of Medicine

The University of Glasgow

Transcript

Learning outcomes

  • Demonstrate an understanding of basic cell biology as it relates to the development of cancer
  • Discuss factors contributing to the development of cancer including environmental and genetic aspects
  • Identify current approaches used to identify and treat cancer
  • Reflect on strategies which may be used in future cancer therapies and the implications for society

Syllabus

  • Examine three key questions about cancer diagnosis and treatment.
  • Explore the biological basis of cancer and influences on causation.
  • Discuss how cancer is detected and treated, and the development of new treatment strategies.
  • Gain insights into patients’ experiences while discussing key issues relating to this topic.
  • Undertake internet-based investigation into one of the developing areas of Epigenetics.

Issued on 1st October 2022

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Free online course:

Cancer in the 21st Century: The Genomic Revolution

The University of Glasgow