PhD Courses in Denmark

The aim is to give the students in debt knowledge about how to argue critically and reflect on how Ricoeurs philosophy forms the framework of a phenomenologic-hermeneutical approach and how it provides a structured analysis and interpretation process of q

Directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) are increasingly used in modern epidemiology to visually present causal assumptions. Once one can manage the rules for translating the causal assumptions into a DAG and reading off statistical associations from the causal as

Over the last five to ten years machine learning (ML) methods has gained widespread use with both sports and health data. ML methods can be used with both accelerometry or heart rate data for health or sports purposes or for simple clinical studies to fin

The focus is on producing clear and concise text with an easily understandable message.

The participants will achieve knowledge about the assessment of (and adaptive plasticity) in: mechanical muscle function, neuronal function, muscle morphology and architecture, myofibre growth and atrophy factors, apoptosis signalling, myogenic satellite

Level: PhD course Prerequisites: The bachelor degree must be passed. Basic knowledge of mathematics and science education.Responsible Teachers:  Chunfang Zhou,Associate Professor, STEM Education Research Center – FNUG, Depar

Kurset udbydes af Ph.d.-skolen på Humaniora på Syddansk Universitet. For yderligere information om kurset se nedenstående link.

The course offers a wide assessment of the many aspects of the clinical cancer research from prevention to palliation. among the central topics are the structure of Danich clinical cancer research, design of clinical trials, their practical execution and

Systematic critical literature reading is an introduction into the three aspects of efficient reading: 1 how to set up different grids used for systematic reading, 2. how to scan the literature for relevant items, and 3. how to divide these items into tho

This course will introduce the participants to how they can use news media and social media to increase awareness and dissemination of their research. The course will be a combination of lectures by journalists and researchers highly experienced in using