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The course aims to provide novice supervisors with a number of important (didactic) insights and skills so that they can get off to a good start with the supervising Master students.

This course gives an insight in the basic terminology and principles used in epidemiology.

This course will provide you with a basic understanding of statistics and enables you to interpret research data, and to explain and use different types of variables.

This course provides statistical methods to study the association between (multiple) determinants and the occurrence of an outcome event.

In this course the principles and practice of cohort, case-control and cross-sectional studies are taught.

In this course you will learn the basics of using the command line as the interface to operate a computer.

Everyone knows that one should not cheat in science, but still it happens. Why? This course will help you to remain a good citizen in science.

Everyone knows that one should not cheat in science, but still it happens. Why? This course will help you to remain a good citizen in science.

This course provides an introduction in statistical methodology and discusses a number of statistical techniques for practical data analysis.

This course is to provide students with a basis in programming using the programming language Python

The aim of this course is to give a basic training in R for scientists working in life-sciences.

With this course we offer the opportunity to Bring Your Own Data (BYOD) and learn how to use the R package ggplot2 to make high-quality figures, including the performance of the correct statistics on your own data.

With this course we offer the opportunity to Bring Your Own Data (BYOD) to learn how to use Python to make high-quality figures, including the performance of the correct statistics.

With this course we offer the opportunity to Bring Your Own Data (BYOD) to learn how to use Python to make high-quality figures, including the performance of the correct statistics.

Everyone knows that one should not cheat in science, but still it happens. Why? This course will help you to remain a good citizen in science.

You will learn how to develop a balanced, more stable identity and show behaviour as an autonomous professional/researcher.

Prevent (work)stress from accumulating and becoming a health problem in the future.

Learn how to set priorities and what personal time-management and self-management skills you need to carry out your plans!

This course will help you create beautiful and functional scientific graphics.

You will learn a step-by-step method to organize your content into a clear and compelling story.