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12/11/2024

As facultades de Bioloxía, Ciencias do Mar e Química celebran esta semana a festividade do seu patrón, San Alberte, e fano cun amplo programa de actividades aberto á participación de toda a comunidade universitaria. Ao longo de toda a semana o edificio de Ciencias Experimentais, que acolle os tres centros, convértese nunha particular sala de exposicións e auditorio con charlas de distintos especialistas sobre temas de actualidade.

As actividades arrancaron onte luns coa xa tradicional exposición de cogomelos, organizada pola spin-off da UVigo MycoGalicia Plantae, no vestíbulo principal do edificio, á que este ano se suma unha nova alternativa, a mostra itinerante Golfiños na proa, organizada con material cedido pola Coordinadora para o Estudo dos Mamíferos Mariños, Cemma, exposto tanto no vestíbulo como no salón de actos. Inclúense 12 paneis explicativos dos mamíferos mariños, nos que se trata de responder a múltiples preguntas -De que se alimentan as baleas? E os cachalotes? Onde teñen o seu hábitat natural as toniñas e os arroaces?, etc.- e diferentes pezas, desde unha costela cunha balea común ata o cranio dunha toniña ibérica, dun golfiño común ou dunha tartaruga de coiro.

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Degree in Biology

The Bachelor's Degree in Biology is a qualification adapted to the European Higher Education Area (EHEA), which provides continuity to the previous Bachelor's Degree programmes that have been part of the Faculty of Biology since its creation. Therefore, as with the Bachelor's degree, the main objective of the Bachelor's Degree in Biology is to train biologists with the ability to understand the functioning and behaviour of living beings, their origin and evolution, and their relationship with the environment around them.

In addition to the basic training that all biologists must have, the new Bachelor's Degree in Biology includes the possibility of graduating with honours. In this regard, there are three specific pathways in which students acquire skills for applying biological knowledge to the following fields: i) health, health biology and clinical analysis (honours: Biology Applied to Health); ii) biotechnology, quality control, technological innovation, bioinformatics, genetic and molecular technologies (honours: Biology Applied to Production) and iii) biodiversity, environmental impact assessment, pollution (honours: Biology Applied to the Environment).

There is also the possibility of graduating without honours.

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