Bachelor of Science Honours in Microbiology

Continuous formative and summative assessment methods, such as tutorials, project reports, workplace assessments, tests, and examinations are utilized to evaluate student learning throughout the degree program. Integrated assessment is incorporated to ensure that the overall objectives of the degree are met. The following assessment methods are implemented:

1. Simulations: Simulations provide a hands-on approach to assess students' ability to apply theoretical knowledge in practical scenarios. This method allows students to demonstrate their problem-solving skills and decision-making abilities in a simulated environment.

2. Workplace Assessments: Workplace assessments involve evaluating students' performance in real-world settings, such as internships or practicums. This method assesses students' professional skills, competencies, and readiness for the workforce.

3. Written Examinations: Written examinations test students' understanding of course material, critical thinking skills, and ability to communicate ideas effectively in a written format. These assessments are typically conducted at the end of a course or semester to gauge overall comprehension.

4. Oral Examinations: Oral examinations provide an opportunity for students to verbally articulate their knowledge, reasoning, and analysis of a given topic. This assessment method evaluates students' communication skills, comprehension, and ability to think on their feet.

By incorporating a variety of assessment methods, including simulations, workplace assessments, written examinations, and oral examinations, the degree program ensures that students are comprehensively evaluated on their knowledge, skills, and readiness for the field.