PhD Courses in Denmark

General course objectives:The overall objective for the course is to give the students knowledge of state of the art techniques in biofilm research.The participants will learn how to grow and investigate biofilms in a laboratory setting and learn about ge

Aim and contentAdequate generation and analysis of DNA sequencing data should be a part of every (medicine-, research-, and industry-) scientist’s toolbox. In this short course, theory and hands-on sample preparation and DNA sequencing using 2nd (Illumina

Welcome to Mircroscopyand Spectroscopy Characterrization MethodsDescription: Proper choice of characterization methods is crucial in most experimental projects. This course addresses theory and application of several microscopy and spectroscopy

Welcome to Mixed and Multimethod Research for PhD StudentsDescription: This intensive three-day workshop provides PhD students with a deep dive into mixed and multimethod research approaches, using peer and problem-based learning (PBL) methods.

Welcome to Mixed methods and interdisciplinary inquiry (2025)Description: Mixed-method research combines qualitative and quantitative approaches, allowing researchers to gain a more comprehensive understanding of their research problem. For PhD

The focus of the course is on the general mixed model for responses of most common types. Further, applications from modern research within health science will be presented and worked through for practical illustration and interpretation. After completing

Welcome to Modelica-based simulation of building and district energy systems Course description:Due to climate change, more stringent building energy standards are enforced to reduce building primary energy use. This causes a shift towards the u

Objectives of the course:The course aims to give insight into the basic function of process-based ecosystem models applied to cropping and grassland systems (commonly known as crop models). The course will have special focus on biophysical modelling using

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

Second quantization techniques for developing methods in modern electronic structure theory. Please contact Kurt V. Mikkelsen for further information plus information about possible more ECTS than 7.5.