RIGeL Lecture Series - Current Concepts in Biology: Preserving a hidden part of biodiversity – challenges and perspectives in conservation genetics

Speaker: Prof. Dr. Christoph Reisch, Molecular Ecology and Conservation Genetics

Title: Preserving a hidden part of biodiversity – challenges and perspectives in conservation genetics

The lecture will take place hybrid in H 53 and via Zoom. Please note, that your attendance (PhD students) / test (B.Sc./M.Sc.) only counts for the credit points if you participate in person and you sign in the attendance list.

To get the Zoom link please write an email to rigel.school@ur.de

Target group: PhD students of all RIGeL Sections, M.Sc. / B.Sc. Students

You have the possibility to get ECTS points for attending the lecture series.

 

Option 1: As a job qualifying course (Berufsqualifizierende Veranstaltung) with 1 ECTS for B.Sc./M.Sc. Biolgy and B.Sc. Biochemistry students. For the visit of eight talks (any talks and colloquia of the faculty) you can earn 1 CP als job qualifiying course.

Form: download!

Enter the talk into the form, have it signed and hand in the full form (eight talks) per E-Mail to elisabeth.brunner@ur.de.

 

Option 2: As a special lecture (Spezialvorlesung) or as a job qualifying course (Berufsqualifizierende Veranstaltung) with 3 ECTS for B.Sc. Biology students. For this option you have to register for the course on GRIPS and participate in the mini tests (max. 15 minutes) with 5 multiple-choice questions at the end of each lecture. To receive the 3 ETCS you have to attend at least 80 % of the lectures and pass 80 % of the multiple-choice tests. The mini tests will take place on GRIPS from 18:00 to 18:15. It is therefore important to register for the course on GRIPS.