Courses

PhD stu­dents are encour­aged to attend courses at the other uni­ver­si­ties of Nor­way as well as inter­na­tional courses. Below you find (an incomplete) list of courses in Norway that might be of interest to the Junior Science Network members. 

 

Register-based epidemiology HES9325
Logistisk regresjon, overlevelsesanalyse og Cox-regresjon MF9510
Course in clinical, epidemiological and public health reserach MF9230
Epidemiological methods, beyond the basics MF9580
New statistical methods for causal inference MF9570
 
 
 
 
 
Statistiske metoder i medisinsk forskning I
Statistiske metoder i medisinsk forskning 2
 
 
Genetisk epidemiologi - SMED8020
Epi­demi­ol­ogy II SMED8002
Clin­i­cal Research KLMED8009
Med­ical Sta­tis­tics, Part I KLMED8004
Med­ical Sta­tis­tics, Part II KLMED8005
Analy­sis of Repeated Measurements KLMED8008
Multivariate Quantitative Research Method PSY8003
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Regresjonsmodellar i medisinsk forsking MEDSTA2
Epidemiological Principles and Methods MEDEPIDEM-A
Analy­sis of lon­gi­tu­di­nal data w. Stata  MEDSTAT3
Med­ical Sta­tis­tics with Stata MEDSTATA
 
 
 
 
Register- and biobank epidemiology HEL-8032 
Epi­demi­ol­ogy – Intro­duc­tion and deeper understanding HEL8013
Mixed mod­els HEL-8003
Analyse av reg­is­ter­data i forskning HEL-8020
Intro­duc­tion to Ran­domised Con­trol Tri­als (RCT) HEL-8018
Quan­ti­ta­tive Research Methods HEL-8024
Qual­i­ta­tive Meth­ods in Health Research HEL-8025
All­men­nret­tet og viten­skapelig forskningskommunikasjon 8004
Applied Linear Regression Analysis HEL-8030
Logis­tic regres­sion and sta­tis­ti­cal analy­sis of sur­vival data 8002
Scientific Writing and Publishing in Health Science HEL-8026
Analysis of Incomplete Data and methods for ImputationHEL8009