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Teaching

The faculty members of the Division of Teaching and Outcomes of Education, Faculty of Health Science, WMU, run lectures, seminars, and classes in the following fields (among others): Methodology of research studies, Research studies, Information Science, Intellectual property protection, and Law in health protection for first- and second-cycle full-time and part-time students of the following:

FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES WITH THE NURSERING DIVISION, THE PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION AND THE DIETETICS DIVISION

Dietetics

Midwifery

Nursing

Paramedic Science

FIRST FACULTY OF MEDICINE

Audiophonology

Diagnostic and Therapeutic Radiography

SECOND FACULTY OF MEDICINE WITH THE ENGLISH DIVISION AND THE PHYSIOTHERAPY DIVISION

Physiotherapy

FACULTY OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY

Dental Technology.

The subject area of the courses include, among others:

  • Introduction to methodology of natural sciences
  • Philosophy of science and methodology of research
  • Evolution of research
  • Types of clinical trials
  • Basics of evidence-based medicine
  • Bioethics aspects of scientific studies in medicine
  • Reliability of scientific studies - Good research practice
  • Rules for citing sources in scientific papers
  • Databases of scientific literature
  • Reference management
  • Evaluation of reliability of biomedical publications
  • Surveys
  • Elements of statistics
  • Guidelines for preparation of a diploma thesis
  • Polish and international scientific journals
    and
  • Law in health protection
  • Introduction to teaching in higher school for first-year doctoral students of WMU.

The Division offers, along with the staff of the Career Office of WMU, optional classes in “Active entering the labour market” for students of the Pharmaceutical Department, WMU.