PhD Courses in Denmark

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

Practical introduction into the principles and techniques of microsurgical techniques, using the mouse as an experimental model.

The course program covers aspects related to regulation of muscle function at rest and during exercise, with emphasis on metabolic effects on excitation contraction (E-C) coupling. The course focuses on the integrated physiology responses to exercise and

The present course will cover topics on how to run a RCT in health sciences, different types of trial designs, sample size calculation, choice of outcome, bias, placebo effect and the publication procedure.

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

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

Research impact will be the topic of lectures and discussion on what makes research matter and the ways that researchers’ impact is measured. Lectures and discussions will cross different academic fields and research traditions. Thus, you will come

This course gives an introduction to survival analysis for clinical and observational studies. The students will be able to apply modern survival analysis ranging from design of study to selection and interpretation of publishable results. The students le

Systematic critical literature reading is an introduction into the three aspects of efficient reading: 1 how to set up different grids used for systematic reading, 2. how to scan the literature for relevant items, and 3. how to divide these items into tho

Directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) are increasingly used in modern epidemiology to visually present causal assumptions. Once one can manage the rules for translating the causal assumptions into a DAG and reading off statistical associations from the causal as