PhD Courses in Denmark

The course focuses on the use of survey design and questionnaires in health science and give participants an understanding of strengths and limitations of survey as a study design and the research questions that surveys can and cannot answer.  T

Welcome to Teaching with problem-based medical cases: theoretical and practical foundation for case facilitatorsProgram: B (CPM, CSLTM, HES, relevant for all who work with/wants to work with medical cases)Description:Case facilitation with problem-based l

Welcome to The 2nd Aalborg workshop in advances in rehabilitation roboticsProgram: BEN (also relevant for HCHPO and HES)Description:An interdisciplinary course on recent advances within rehabilitation robotics. The participants will hear world leaders spe

Welcome to The art and science of scientific communication and presentation designProgram: General CourseDescription:In today’s research landscape, the ability to communicate science effectively is as critical as the research itself. This cours

Welcome to The science of measurements: basic course with deep insights, clinically and research wise, enabling the participant to construct an instrument Description: This PhD-course will provide the participant with fundamental insights i

This course offers an in-depth introduction to implementation science with a clear focus on practical application in healthcare settings. Aimed at PhD students working on clinically relevant projects, the course equips participants with foundational knowl

Omics technologies—genomics, transcriptomics, epigenetics, proteomics, and metabolomics — are crucial for bridging basic research with clinical application. This PhD course emphasizes translational clinical science and big data analysis,

Welcome to Translational neurobiology of the pain system xxxi: mechanisms and biomarkers of neuro-adaptations to painProgram: BEN (also relevant for CPM, CSLTM)Description:The thirty-first annual edition of this international Ph.D. course focuses on advan

Welcome to Validation of prediction models in epidemiology and medicine Description: Clinical prediction models constitute a valuable resource in a complex health care organism with resource scarcity and can be applied in various context in