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Seeing with Different Eyes. The Module Life & Science of the Elite-Master Program Biomedical Neuroscience
Moritz Schumm1, Daniel Teufel1, Michael Brunnhuber1
1Technical University of Munich, TUM School of Medicine and Health - University Hospital rechts der Isar, TUM Medical Education Center (TUM MEC), Nigerstraße 3, Munich, Bavaria 81675 Germany.
Medical Science Educator
|April 30, 2024
Summary
The Biomedical Neuroscience master program integrates scientific knowledge with personal development. A unique module explores neuroscience from diverse perspectives, enhancing professional understanding.
Area of Science:
- Biomedical Neuroscience
- Medical Education
Background:
- The Technical University of Munich's elite master's program in Biomedical Neuroscience began in 2018.
- The program emphasizes comprehensive scientific understanding and holistic student development.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce a novel module, "Life & Science," within the Biomedical Neuroscience program.
- To foster a deeper epistemological, sociological, and cultural understanding of neuroscience.
Main Methods:
- The "Life & Science" module was designed to explore neuroscience from multiple interdisciplinary angles.
- The module aims to support students' personal and professional growth alongside their scientific expertise.
Main Results:
- Students gain a broader perspective on their chosen profession.
- The module facilitates a multifaceted understanding of science itself.
Conclusions:
- The "Life & Science" module successfully integrates scientific training with personal and professional development.
- This approach enhances the educational experience in Biomedical Neuroscience.
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