The discussions focused on existing teaching resources and the extent to which our current curricula reflect interdisciplinary, competence-based educational approaches.
The following nine competencies were included to be evaluated by the graduates: "Independent learning/working", "Practical medical skills", "Psycho-social competence", "Teamwork", "Problem-solving skills", "Medical knowledge", "Interdisciplinary thinking", "Business competence", and "Research competence".
Another reason is that as long as ELSA is a field of interdisciplinary cooperation, solid disciplinary competence is necessary.
Also offered are cooperative grants for groups engaging in interdisciplinary research and core-competence grants for cohesive research units doing research of strategic importance.
In addition to time intervals and appropriate actions, these guidelines emphasise the importance of team competence and interdisciplinary processes in trauma care.
In addition to time intervals and appropriate actions, these guidelines emphasise the importance of team competence and the interdisciplinary process in trauma care.
Further areas, such as student teaching, health information and continuing education will also profit from the extended competence, just as (interdisciplinary) cooperation within the inpatient and with the outpatient sector.
In light of those trends, life scientists seeking jobs must perform the seemingly self-contradictory tasks of thinking in interdisciplinary ways while gaining narrowly specialized competences.
"The problem of interdisciplinary work is the question of competence," Beer says.
The Graduate Certificate of Concentration in African Studies enables graduate and professional school students in fields other than African Studies to demonstrate interdisciplinary area expertise, language proficiency, and research competence in African Studies.
