How to write a scientific article

Study facts

Course codeMEDARTVIT
Study levelPhD level
Belongs toDepartment of Global Public Health and Primary Care

Course description

Language of instruction

English

Course content

Main goal:

The course will give the candidates a better foundation in writing scientific articles. The course will stimulate to writing better articles by reviewing both good and bad examples of articles.

Content:

One hour seminar every two week with compulsory reading of articles in advance.

Learning outcomes

Knowledge

Upon completion of the course, the candidate should:

  • Have knowledge to evaluate the quality of scientific articles
  • Have knowledge of how to write a scientific article

Skills

Upon completion of the course, the candidate should be able to:

  • Write a good and relevant introduction-, method- and result part in an article.
  • Relate and discuss relevant views from other scientific articles.
  • Give precise conclusions and abstracts.

General competence

Upon completion the course, the candidate should be able to:

  • Write good scientific articles.
  • Critically review articles.

Present his or her research with the ambition of reaching a wider audience than those with knowledge of the specific field of research.

Study period

This course will not take place in the spring semester 2014.

Fall and spring

One hour every second week, distributed on 13 seminars. Total of 13 hours, in addition one hour of preparation for each seminar. In total 26 hours.

Study period

This course will not take place in 2014.

Fall and spring

One hour every second week, distributed on 13 seminars. Total of 13 hours, in addition one hour of preparation for each seminar. In total 26 hours.

Study period

This course will not take place in 2014.

One hour every second week, distributed on 13 seminars. Total of 13 hours, in addition one hour of preparation for each seminar. In total 26 hours.

Credits (ECTS)

1 sp

Specific terms

Course registration and deadlines

Course registration on Studentweb, deadline 1. September/1. February.

Form of assessment

Participation in discussions and presentation of scientific article during the semester. Will be evaluated and approved by the scientific staff. Survey of attendance in seminars. Min 80 % attendance rate.

Pass/Fail

Course overlap

MEDFORM

Course overlap

MEDFORM.

Who may participate

Ph.D./Ph.D. track

Addtional information

Programme

Seminar every second week. Parts of- or full length articles or book chapters will be read in advance.

Programme

Seminar every second week. Parts of- or full length articles or book chapters will be read in advance.

Programme

Seminar every second week. Parts of- or full length articles or book chapters will be read in advance.

Contact

Institutt for global helse og samfunnsmedisin.

e-post: studie@isf.uib.no

tel: 55586100

Emneansvarleg:

Ole Jacob Møllerløkken

ole.mollerlokken@igs.uib.no