CHMD 4502 Research and Innovation II 1/2024

By the end of the course/ module, students will be able to

- Acquire, analyse, evaluate and interpret data using appropriate techniques

- Become active problem solvers with the ability to selectively apply knowledge/research findings to research contexts

- Implement their own project in view of project milestones and develop effective time management skills

- Gain a deeper practical knowledge of their chosen field of research and innovation

- Be skilled in communicating advanced concepts and research outputs to a variety of audiences in a variety of formats, including:

- Oral presentation skills e.g. Journal clubs and conferences

- Visual presentation skills e.g. posters

- Essay, dissertation and research paper writing skills

- Be exposed to cutting-edge science and research in Thailand or the United Kingdom

- To work as a member of a multidisciplinary team both independently and collaboratively

- Develop the necessary leadership skills for leading research and innovation in clinical settings