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BIOS3024-E1 (JAN)

SCHOOL OF BIOSCIENCES

A LEVEL 3 MODULE, AUTUMN SEMESTER 2020-2021

APPLIED BIOETHICS 1: ANIMALS, BIOTECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY

Open Book Exam - Time allowed 24 hours

Deadline for submission is XX January 2021 XX.XX am/pm (UK time) unless you have a support plan (allowed an additional To be Added hours)

Answer TWO questions

All questions carry equal marks

Please note:

.     Each answer must not exceed 800 words.

.    The word count does not include any diagrams, tables or figures.

.     References can be included in each answer.

.    A reference list for each answer is not included in the word count.

.     Use Harvard Referencing Style e.g. (Millar et al, 2021)

This open-book examination will be marked out of 100.

Submit your answers containing all the work you wish to have marked as a single PDF file, with each page in the correct orientation, to the appropriate dropbox on the module’s Moodle page. Identify your answers by mentioning the relevant question number. Follow the guidance on maximum word counts for each question.

Use the standard naming convention for your document: [Student ID]_[Module Code]. Write your student ID number at the top of each page of your answers. Do not include your name.

Although you may use any notes or resources you wish to help you complete this open-book examination, the academic misconduct policy that applies to your coursework also applies here. Submissions will be reviewed in Turnitin, so please ensure you are familiar with the rules on plagiarism. You must be careful to avoid plagiarism, collusion or false authorship.

Please familiarise yourself with the Faculty of Science Statement on Academic Integrity. This statement refers to, and does not replace, the University policy which stipulates severe penalties for academic misconduct.

Staff are not permitted to answer assessment or teaching queries during the period in which your open-book examination is live. If you spot what you think may be an error on the exam paper, note this in your submission but answer the question as written.