Version 1 2015. Module guide. Preliminary document. International Master Program Cardiovascular Science University of Göttingen



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Version 1 2015 Module guide International Master Program Cardiovascular Science University of Göttingen

Part 1 Theoretical modules Synopsis The Master program Cardiovascular Science contains four theoretical modules (M.CVS.101; M.CVS.102, M.CVS.201, M.CVS.301) with a consecutive curriculum covering basic knowledge on the organ and molecular level of the cardiovascular system, on cardiovascular diseases and therapies as well as on modern aspects of cardiovascular science. In addition, this curriculum is accompanied by the module M.CVS.004 which includes the training and attendance of presentations of recent topics in cardiovascular research. M.CVS.101: Cardiovascular Basics I M.CVS.101: Cardiovascular Basics II M.CVS.001: Lab rotation I M.CVS.201: Cardiovascular diseases and therapies M.CVS.002: Lab rotation II M.CVS.301: Cardiovascular research in academia and industry M.CVS.003: Lab rotation III M.CVS.004: Modern topics in CVS and clinical research

Georg August University Göttingen Module M.CVS.101: Cardiovascular basics I 9 ECTS 7 SWS Students who have successfully finished this module have an advanced knowledge of: 1.) The anatomy of the heart, the vasculature, the lung, the kidney, the nervous system of humans, rodents and widely used experimental animals (e.g. zebra fish) 2.) The embryonic development in general and of the cardiovascular system 3.) The physiology of the heart, the circulation, the lung, the kidney, the autonomous nervous system including e.g. detailed knowledge on the control of cardiac contractility and function, the short and long term control of the blood pressure, important hemodynamic laws 4.) The hormonal control of the cardiovascular system e.g. by catecholamines, the RAAS, natriuretic peptides, sex hormones Courses 1. Cardiovascular basics I (Lectures, 70h) Cardiovascular anatomy Cardiovascular embryology Cardiovascular physiology Cardiovascular nervous system Cardiovascular endocrinology 2. Cardiovascular basics I (Practical course, 28h) The cardiovascular anatomy Histology course of cardiovascular tissues Cardiovascular Physiology : Written exam (180 min) about the development, physiology and anatomy of the heart and the cardiovascular system and its hormonal and nervous regulation. Each winter semester twice 25 98 h 172 h 5 SWS 2 SWS Dr. Laura Zelarayan Behrend 7 weeks 1 Additional notes and regulations: Teaching capacity provided by: Med VK: 54h lecture, 28h practical work; Med KT: 16h lecture; Med. K:

Georg August University Göttingen Module M.CVS.102: Cardiovascular basics II 9 ECTS 7 SWS Students who have successfully finished this module have an advanced knowledge of: 1.) The detailed structure of eukaryotic cells and especially of cardiovascular cells including cardiomyocytes, smooth muscle cells, endothelial cells, fibroblasts, epithelial cells, stem cells 2.) Important cellular processes e.g. proliferation, migration, contraction, apoptosis, necrosis 3.) Intracellular mechanisms e.g. transcription, translation, PTM, exo/endocytosis, protein degradation 4.) The regulation of action potentials, ion fluxes, transporters 5.) Thermodynamics, hydrodynamics, biomechanics 6.) The cellular metabolism including glucose, fatty acid and amino acid metabolism 7.) Protein composition and structures 8.) The genetic and epigenetic control of protein expression including the DNA architecture, replication, transcription, DNA modifications, histon modifications 9.) Import concepts of signal transduction including membrane and intracellular receptor dependent signaling involving e.g. kinases phosphatases, G proteins, second messengers, transcription factors, oxygen and redox signaling Courses 1. Cardiovascular basics II (Lectures, 84h) Cardiovascular cell biology Cardiovascular biophysics Cardiovascular biochemistry Cardiovascular (epi)genetic Cardiovascular signal transduction Written exam (180 min) about the function of different sources of cell types, important biochemical and biophysical cellular processes, signal transduction processes in the heart and basics of (epi)genetics 2. Cardiovascular basics II (Seminar, 14h) Presentation of recent publications from the cardiovascular field. Seminar presentation (oral, 15 min): Short PowerPoint presentation about a given topic, including max. 5 minutes discussion 98 h 172 h 6 SWS 1 SWS Each winter semester Passed examination in module M.CVS.101 Dr. Katrin Streckfuß Bömeke 7 weeks

Twice 25 1 Additional notes and regulations: Teaching capacity provided by: Med VK: 20h lecture, 4h seminar; Med KT: 30h lecture, 6h seminar; Med. K: 34h, 4h seminar

Georg August Universität Göttingen Module M.CVS.201: Cardiovascular diseases and therapies 9 ECTS 7 SWS Students who have successfully finished this module have an advanced knowledge of: 1.) Etiology and pathophysiology, signs and symptoms, diagnosis, classifications, management, prognosis of important cardiovascular diseases including e.g. coronary artery disease, load dependent heart diseases, cardiomyopathies, myocarditis, pulmonary heart diseases (PAH and COPD), arrhythmia and their outcomes e.g. myocardial infarction, stroke, left and right heart failure 2.) Risk factors for heart diseases including diabetes, hypertension, metabolic syndrome 3.) Important molecular causes for cardiovascular diseases including involved gene mutations and disease dependent molecular changes 4.) Important technologies in cardiovascular imaging including echocardiography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging 5.) Treatment strategies and basic pharmacological principles including pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, interference with the catecholamine, acetylcholine and RAA systems, diuretics, anti arrhythmic drugs, vasodilators, lipid lowering drugs, anti thrombotic drugs, anti diabetic drugs 6.) Modern (experimental) therapeutic approaches including gene therapy, cell based therapy, tissue regeneration 7.) Interventional therapies including coronary catheterization, stent implantation 8.) Cardiac surgeries of acquired heart diseases, of the vasculature and congenital heart defects including heart and valve transplantation, by pass surgery. Courses 1. Cardiovascular diseases and therapies (Lecture, 84h) Clinical and molecular aspects of cardiovascular diseases in adults and children Cardiovascular imaging Interventional therapies Cardiovascular surgery Cardiovascular pharmacology 98 h 172 h 6 SWS 2. Cardiovascular diseases and therapies (Practical course, 14h) ECG reading Case studies 1 SWS Written exam (180 min) the diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases via imaging and their pharmacological and interventional therapies, clinical aspects of cardiovascular diseases in adults and children Passed examination in module M.CVS.101 and

Each summer semester Twice 25 M.CVS.102 Prof. Susanne Lutz 7 weeks 2 Additional notes and regulations: Teaching capacity provided by: Med VK: ; Med KT: 28h lecture; Med. K: 56h lecture, 14h practical work

Georg August Universität Göttingen Module M.CVS.301: Cardiovascular research in academia and industry 9 ECTS 7 SWS Students who have successfully finished this module have an advanced knowledge of: 1.) Specified topics of current cardiovascular research 2.) State of the art methodology in cardiovascular research including e.g. animal models, imaging techniques, high throughput technologies, stem cellbased research, tissue engineering, system biology 3.) Biostatistics 4.) Research standards in industry 5.) The design and management of clinical trials Courses 1. Cardiovascular research in academia and industry (Lecture, 84h) Scientific Aspects of cardiovascular diseases State of the art research methods Biostatistics Design and management of clinical trials Insights in research in industry Written exam (180 min) basics of biostatistical methods and the management and design of clinical trials, different state of the art methods and high throughput technologies in cardiovascular research 2. Cardiovascular research in academia and industry (Seminar, 14h) Presentation of recent publications from the cardiovascular field. Seminar presentation (oral, 15 min): Short PowerPoint presentation about a given topic, including max. 5 minutes discussion Each winter semester Twice 25 98 h 172 h 6 SWS 1 SWS Passed examinations in modules M.CVS.101, M.CVS.102 and M.CVS.201 Prof. Thomas Meyer 7 weeks 3 Additional notes and regulations: Teaching capacity provided by: Med VK: 10h lecture; Med KT: 32h lecture, 10h seminar; Med. K: 42h lecture, 4h seminar

Georg August Universität Göttingen Module M.CVS.004: Modern topics in CVS and clinical research This course integrates the training and attendance of the presentations of recent publications in the cardiovascular field. Students who successfully finished this module have learnt to present and critically discuss scientific topics. In addition, the students will learn to design follow up research projects to the presented topics. 6 ECTS 5 SWS 70 h 110 h Course (Seminar) Attendance of scientific presentations Active presentation of recent publications of the field Design of a potential research project Portfolio (contains summaries of the presented research topics with a maximum of 1 page per topic). requirements Seminar presentation (oral, 30 min): Short PowerPoint presentation about a given research publication. Presentation should contain information about the scientific background, used methods and concluding data discussion Each semester Twice 25 Additional notes and regulations: Teaching capacity provided by: Med VK: ; Med KT: 70h seminar; Med. K: 5 SWS Prof. Wolfram Zimmermann/N.N. 3 Semester 1 3

Part 2 Practical modules Synopsis The Master program Cardiovascular Science contains three practical modules (M.CVS.001; M.CVS.002, M.CVS.003) each with a duration of 8 weeks and a final module (M. CVS.401) in which the master thesis is performed over a period of 6 month. M.CVS.101: Cardiovascular Basics I M.CVS.101: Cardiovascular Basics II M.CVS.001: Lab rotation I M.CVS.201: Cardiovascular diseases and therapies M.CVS.002: Lab rotation II M.CVS.301: Cardiovascular research in academia and industry M.CVS.003: Lab rotation III M.CVS.004: Modern topics in CVS and clinical research Master Thesis

Georg August Universität Göttingen Module M.CVS.001: Lab rotation I 12 ECTS 18 SWS The practical work will be performed in a group with an expertise in cardiovascular research under direct one to one supervision. By working in a research project the students will learn 1.) Answering scientific questions with state of the art techniques 2.) Analyzing the obtained data critically 3.) Managing time and resources in a scientific project 4.) Presenting and discussing the data in an appropriate scientific written form 5.) Presenting the data in an oral presentation. Course 1. Lab rotation I (Practical course, 238h) Scoring of the personal performance, clarity and completeness of the lab book and the lab report (max. 20 pages). Lab report should be build up like a scientific publication containing Introduction, Materials & Methods, Results and Discussion. Course Lab rotation experience I (Seminar, 14h) Oral presentation (30 min): PowerPoint presentation about the own lab rotation containing: short information about the institution, topic of the lab rotation, short scientific background, used methods and concluding data discussion. Each semester Once 1 252 h 108 h 17 SWS 1 SWS Prof. Ralf Dressel 8 weeks 1

Georg August Universität Göttingen Module M.CVS.002: Lab rotation II The practical work will be performed in a group with an expertise in cardiovascular research under direct one to one supervision. By working in a research project the students will learn 1.) Answering scientific questions with state of the art techniques 2.) Analyzing the obtained data critically 3.) Managing time and resources in a scientific project 4.) Presenting and discussing the data in an appropriate scientific written form 5.) Presenting the data in an oral presentation. 12 ECTS 18 SWS 252 h 108 h Course 1. Lab rotation II (Practical course, 238h) Scoring of the personal performance, clarity and completeness of the lab book and the lab report (max. 20 pages). Lab report should be build up like a scientific publication containing Introduction, Materials & Methods, Results and Discussion. Course Lab rotation experience II (Seminar, 14h) Oral presentation (30 min): PowerPoint presentation about the own lab rotation containing: short information about the institution, topic of the lab rotation, short scientific background, used methods and concluding data discussion. Each semester Once 1 17 SWS 1 SWS Prof. Ralf Dressel 8 weeks 2

Georg August Universität Göttingen Module M.CVS.003: Lab rotation III The practical work will be performed in a group with an expertise in cardiovascular research under direct one to one supervision. By working in a research project the students will learn 1.) Answering scientific questions with state of the art techniques 2.) Analyzing the obtained data critically 3.) Managing time and resources in a scientific project 4.) Presenting and discussing the data in an appropriate scientific written form 11 ECTS 17 SWS 238 h 92 h Course 1. Lab rotation II (Practical course, 238h) Scoring of the personal performance, clarity and completeness of the lab book and the lab report (max. 20 pages). Lab report should be build up like a scientific publication containing Introduction, Materials & Methods, Results and Discussion. Each semester Once 1 17 SWS Prof. Ralf Dressel 8 weeks 3

Georg August Universität Göttingen Master thesis 30 ECTS The practical work will be performed in a group with an expertise in cardiovascular research under direct one to one supervision. By working in a research project the students will learn 1.) Answering scientific questions with state of the art techniques 2.) Analyzing the obtained data critically 3.) Managing time and resources in a scientific project 4.) Presenting and discussing the data in an appropriate scientific written form 5.) Presenting the data in an oral presentation. Course Master thesis The Master thesis will be judged by two reviewers according to common scientific standards and rules 67ECTS Passed theoretical modules M.CVS.101, M.CVS.102; M.CVS.201, M.CVS.301 Passed practical modules M.CVS.001, M.CVS.002 Every time Once 90 ECTS 6 months 4 30 ECTS