PhD Courses in Denmark

The aim of the course is to introduce the main research fields in health sciences and to give an introduction to the requirements for conducting a research year or a PhD at HEALTH.

The purpose of the course is to give participants an introduction to clinimetric testing of questionnaires.

The course covers the principles of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and the roles of Sponsor, Investigator, Monitor, the ethics committee and the regulatory authorities.Focus will be on the practical aspects on how to comply with the principles of Good Clini

To give the participants understanding of the basic principles in laboratory animal science. The course is obligatory for persons, who wish to participate in research using laboratory animals, either by carrying out procedures on animals (EU category A) o

Structure and content of the databases will be reviewed. With respect to literature searching, emphasis will be on PubMed, and the participants will learn to construct precise search strings by employing the tools (e.g. MeSH) of the databases. The focal p

Structure and content of the databases will be reviewed. With respect to literature searching, emphasis will be on PubMed, and the participants will learn to construct precise search strings by employing the tools (e.g. MeSH) of the databases. The focal p

Structure and content of the databases will be reviewed. With respect to literature searching, emphasis will be on PubMed, and the participants will learn to construct precise search strings by employing the tools (e.g. MeSH) of the databases. The focal p

The aim of the course is to familiarize the student with the principles of magnetic resonance and its use in biomedical research.

The course aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to measure and analyze socioeconomic differences in clinical epidemiological research using the Danish registries. Through a combination of lectures and group work, students will ga

Getting familiar with the theoretical background, the experimental methods, and the interpretation of results in studies investigating the consequences of mutations and molecular disease mechanisms, with a focus on inborn and acquired metabolic disorders.