PhD Courses in Denmark

Aim and contentThis is a generic course. This means that the course is reserved for PhD students at the Graduate School of Health and Medical Sciences at UCPH. Anyone can apply for the course, but if you are not a PhD student at the Graduate School, you w

Aim and contentResearchers are usually interested in investigating causal relationships, i.e., how one thing affects another thing. While the analysis of causal relationships is easiest when using experimental data, in several research areas (e.g., social

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

Aim and contentRecent advancements within the field of aquaculture economics and management offer solutions to overcome the stalemate of aquaculture production in the western world, providing advice on how economic incentives can encourage development (i.

This course is offered in collaboration between two departments at Aarhus University (Department of Management and Department of Food Science), and supported by interdisciplinary centers CiFOOD, MAPP, and START. IntroductionSus

Aim and contentThis course is free of charge for PhD students at Danish universities (except Copenhagen Business School), and for PhD Students from NorDoc member faculties. All other participants must pay the course fee.Anyone can apply for the course, bu

Welcome to Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Participatory Research: Advancing Methodologies for Social ImpactDescription: The course is trans-disciplinary meaning that research participants may be patients, teachers, consumers etc. that are con

The aim of the course is to - obtain knowledge on existing health, social and welfare related registers - design studies using existing registers - identify epidemiological problems in register-based research Content: The participants are introduced to re

Aim and contentThis toolbox course provides PhD students with skills to analyse and report qualitative data. The course is organized so that it runs approximately six months after the course Qualitative Research Methods Part 1. In that way PhD students ha

Dates and time: 6 October 2025 – 10 OctoberCourse overviewThis course will cover several recent methodological innovations within economics, including designing information provision experiments, the collection and analysis of open-ended survey