Explore courses Spring 2027 Easiest courses↗ Hardest courses↗ All departments Spring 2027 Recorded offerings Tags Course details Schedule Grades Instructor 1active filters Instructor: Anita Bhattacharyya Consigny Clear filters Independent Study is a one-on-one undergraduate course where students work with a faculty adviser to develop research projects and skills.
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3 . 9 8 3.98 historical GPA · 4 2 42 grades
Spring 2024–Spring 2026 · limited sample Students conduct independent research using a variety of approaches as part of a Research and Thesis course.
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Examines regenerative medicine and stem cell research within social, ethical, and political contexts, focusing on legal issues, clinical ethics, and responsible conduct of research.
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Independent study involving research work in Genetics under the direct guidance of a faculty member, with students arranging work and credits with the instructor.
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4 . 0 0 4.00 historical GPA · 1 9 19 grades
Fall 2023–Spring 2024 · limited sample Highly rated instructor
Special Problems course for individual advanced work in Genetics under faculty guidance.
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3 . 9 9 3.99 historical GPA · 1 3 4 134 grades
Fall 2022–Spring 2026 Directed Studies in Molecular Biology involves individual research projects conducted under professorial supervision.
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Research and thesis course focusing on independent neuroscience research and broad understanding of general principles.
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Senior Thesis offers mentored individual research and study for students completing a senior thesis.
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