PhD Courses in Denmark

In this PhD course we will present, explore and reflect on different ways of conducting qualitative analyses. We will address questions such as What is a good qualitative analysis? What do we mean by theory and theoretical work, and how does theory influe

Welcome to ANRES 2025 – 12th Aalborg symposium on the advances in neuro-physiology and neural rehabilitation engineering of movementProgram: BEN (also relevant for B, CPM, CSLTM, HCHPO, HES)Description: The neurophysiology of movement

Aim and contentThe course offers an in-depth introduction to citizen science: the involvement of the public in scientific research. The development and application of citizen science is increasing around the world as an effective and progressive research

General course objectives:To provide the student knowledge of advanced computer intensive data analysis methods with applications to e.g. life sciences. To apply the methods on a problem with own data.Learning objectives:A student who has met the objectiv

FacultyProfessor Hans Christian Kongsted (HCK)Department of Strategy and Innovation, CBSAssociate Professor Vera Rocha (VR)Department of Strategy and Innovation, CBS NNDepartment of Strategy and Innovation, CBSPrerequisitesThe course requires th

How can you design a study that allows you to make credible causal claims, when randomized experiments are not feasible? How can you address concerns about endogeneity or flawed research design raised by reviewers and colleagues? This PhD course equips st

Course descriptionThis introductory Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) course builds on and extends Applied Quantitative Methods for Management Research Module A: Understanding causality. However, completing Module A is not a requirement for taking this

The course Experimental design builds on the knowledge and skills learned in the course Applied Quantitative Methods for Management Research - Module A: Understanding causality. The course therefore requires a basic understanding of statistics (regression

Course coordinators: Manuele Citi and Jan M. Bauer, Department of Management, Society and Communication (MSC)FacultyAssociate Professor Manuele Citi Department of Management, Society and Communication, CBSAssociate Professor Jan M. BauerDepartment of

General course objectives:After you have taken this course, you will be able to do state-of-the-art bioinformatics analysis of single-cell data. The main focus in the course is on single-cell RNA-sequencing but we will also cover both spatial and multimod