Spring 2027

Bacteriology Career Seminar

A career seminar covering practical skill development, education, science practice, ethics, career pathways, professional development, and science communication in microbiology.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Identify potential careers and resources for career advancement in microbiology.

  • Discuss the scientific process - including research methods, ethics, and the process of scientific publication.

  • Communicate with a professional audience in oral and written form.

  • Describe the resources available for professional development in microbiology.

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Graduate/professional standing

  • Graduate/professional standing
MICROBIO 812

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  • Graduate/professional standing

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Spring 2027

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Practical skill development for career and professional success in the field of microbiology. Covers topics such as education, science practice, ethics, career pathways, professional development, and science communication.

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Topics

  • Education, science practice, ethics, career pathways, professional development, and science communication.

Skills

  • Practical skills for career and professional success in microbiology.
  • Identifying potential careers and resources for career advancement in microbiology.
  • Discussing the scientific process, including research methods, ethics, and publication.
  • Communicating with a professional audience in oral and written form.
  • Describing resources available for professional development in microbiology.

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