FMCH 7516

Research in Human Sexuality

Course director(s): 
Dr. Michael Ross

Contact

Katie MacDonald
Course Coordinator
mse@umn.edu

Campus: 
Twin Cities
Curriculum focus: 
Clinical Science
Clinical level: 
Academic/Research
Requirement: 
Elective
MS year: 
MS3
MS4
Hands-on: 
Not hands on
Terms offered: 
Fall
Spring
Summer
Credits: 
4
Prerequisites: 

N/A

    Details

    Catalog Description: This elective consists of clinical and/or laboratory research related to human sexuality, and is adaptable to the specific interests of the student and faculty. It involves ongoing research projects in areas such as incest, rape, gender dysphoria, compulsive sexual behavior, sex offenses, and sexual dysfunction. This course will demonstrate the need for research in sex-related areas.

    Sites:  Varies by project.

    Required session attendance:

    Typical weekly schedule/Delivery Mode:  Schedules vary by type of research. 1 credit = a minimum of 40 hours of work

    Direct patient care: No

    Consent Requirement:  Arranged

    Course Objectives: Through participation in this course, the student will be able to:

    • conceptualize a research question.
    • adequately review literature.
    • carry out an independent project with proper methodology

    Graded Components: Performance Assessment by course director

    Grading Scale: H/E/S/N

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    Allow repetition of course: Repetition allowed up to 2 times

    Limited to Student Type: No

    Course equivalency:  N/A

    Related curricular experience: 

    Secure Exam: 

    Course evaluation: MedHub

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