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| How to structure a scientific article (2-5/3 2026) | Odense M | March 2026 | 2,4 ECTS |
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Graduate School of Health Sciences at University of Southern Denmark
There are two major methods of writing an article: i) just write it, or ii) structure it first. Most people probably use a mixture of these two. We will show you how to keep the writing for later and concentrate totally on the structure. The course is des |
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| How to structure a scientific article (4-7/5 2026) | Odense M | May 2026 | 2,4 ECTS |
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Graduate School of Health Sciences at University of Southern Denmark
There are two major methods of writing an article: i) just write it, or ii) structure it first. Most people probably use a mixture of these two. We will show you how to keep the writing for later and concentrate totally on the structure. The course is des |
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| How to structure an oral presentation (10/3 2026) | Odense M | March 2026 | 0,6 ECTS |
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Graduate School of Health Sciences at University of Southern Denmark
A small course whose objective is to teach the participants how to plan on an overall level (and then in detail) different forms of oral presentation (thesis defense, conference presentation, teaching).The method is quick to learn and guarantees that you |
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| How to structure an oral presentation (11/5 2026) | Odense M | May 2026 | 0,6 ECTS |
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Graduate School of Health Sciences at University of Southern Denmark
A small course whose objective is to teach the participants how to plan on an overall level (and then in detail) different forms of oral presentation (thesis defense, conference presentation, teaching).The method is quick to learn and guarantees that you |
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| How to structure your thesis (13/5 2026) | Odense M | May 2026 | 0,6 ECTS |
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Graduate School of Health Sciences at University of Southern Denmark
This course is aimed at PhD students who are starting on or are in the process of writing their thesis. We will discuss the requirements for a thesis and describe the main models for structuring a thesis. In the afternoon, students will work on their own |
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| How to structure your thesis (18/2 2026) | Odense M | February 2026 | 0,6 ECTS |
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Graduate School of Health Sciences at University of Southern Denmark
This course is aimed at PhD students who are starting on or are in the process of writing their thesis. We will discuss the requirements for a thesis and describe the main models for structuring a thesis. In the afternoon, students will work on their own |
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| How to write an abstract (8/5 2026) | Odense M | May 2026 | 0,8 ECTS |
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Graduate School of Health Sciences at University of Southern Denmark
To learn how to put together a brief but effective abstract. In this course you learn to understand the rules of abstract writing and get to practice this skill in various ways. At the end of the course you should be able to write your own abstract but al |
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| How to write an abstract (9/3 2026) | Odense M | March 2026 | 0,8 ECTS |
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Graduate School of Health Sciences at University of Southern Denmark
To learn how to put together a brief but effective abstract. In this course you learn to understand the rules of abstract writing and get to practice this skill in various ways. At the end of the course you should be able to write your own abstract but al |
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| HPC Launch | May 2026 | 1,5 ECTS | |
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Graduate School of Health and Medical Sciences at University of Copenhagen
Enrolment guidelines This 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, |
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| Human physiology in space: adaptation mechanisms and researc... | Aalborg | February 2026 | 1,5 ECTS |
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Doctoral School in Medicine, Biomedical Science and Technology at Aalborg University
Description:This two-day PhD course introduces the field of space physiology, with a focus on human physiological adaptation to microgravity and extreme environments, and the development of research ideas suitable for space-based or analog experiments. Th |
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