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To acquire solid knowledge on life science |
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To understand and master the developing trends of life science |
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To possess the basic knowledge on natural sciences, social sciences, and humanity to explore the phenomenon of life with interdisciplinary thinking. |
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To acquire proper scientific attitude as well as scientific methods and processes for problem solving. |
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To be able to correctly collect and manage proper information, and to logically interpret and present the information in an original way. |
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To possess the capabilities to conduct experiments and to operate related equipments for life science study |
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To acquire basic methamatical and statiscal capability for experimental data analysis and presentation |
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To possess basic capability for scientific communication |