Plant Adaptations to Climate Changes
Description
The course aims to provide participants with a solid scientific and technical education, including objectives such as:
- Understanding the eco-physiological, biochemical, and molecular mechanisms of plant interaction with the environment;
- Identifying environmental and economic challenges faced by modern agriculture in the context of climate change;
- Exploring innovative technologies to promote sustainability.
In turn, the applied dimension of the course is expected to contribute to fulfilling the strategic choice of the Department of Biology, as identified in the document “Strategic Development in the Medium and Long Term – Reflection on the Educational Offer to Project for the Future of DB – UM” (January 2022). This involves strengthening the line of the Molecular and Environmental Biology Center “Biodiversity and global changes in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems,” within which strategies for controlling infections and the sustainable use of phytosanitary products are explored.
Number of hours
TP Theory and Practice 15
PL Laboratory Practice 15
SN Synchronous Sessions 15
AS Asynchronous Sessions 15
Target group
Participants who have already completed a bachelor’s degree in Biology, Biochemistry, Environmental Sciences, Biotechnology, or related fields.
Number of participants
MIN – 8; MAX – 20
Prerequisites
Participants who have already completed a bachelor’s degree in Biology, Biochemistry, Environmental Sciences, Biotechnology, or related fields.
Type of funding / fee
Free of charge