In this course there will be established project groups of 3-4 people that are to work together with a project over one whole semester. The topic for the project will be within renewable energy, ...

The aim of the course is to make the participants familiar with advanced statistical regression methods applied to clinical research and epidemiology. This will give the participants a better basis ...

This course addresses general public international law, including the sources of international law (treaties, customary international law and general principles of law), rights and obligations of ...

This course provides an overview of a range of resources and practical bioinformatic tools that are used in molecular biology. Scientists actively developing and applying bioinformatic tools in their ...

This course covers core micro-econometric methods and the principles of causal inference. The course builds upon and extends the material covered in ECON4150 – Introductory Econometrics. The course ...

During your M.Phil in the International Community Health programme, you will be required to develop an independent scientific work culminating into a master thesis. You will have an opportunity to ...

This course in Register-Based Epidemiology provides comprehensive training in the use of official health registers and other registers important for health research to conduct epidemiological research ...

Why and how do human activities generate international environmental problems? How can we best account for patterns of success and failure in efforts to create or strengthen international institutions ...

This is the compulsory course in econometrics. It builds on the bachelor’s level course in statistics and is the starting point for advanced econometrics. In this course you will become familiar with ...

Ethical hacking covers vulnerability and penetration testing, which are essential elements in modern cybersecurity. Ethical hacking consists of testing the security of IT systems by trying to find and ...

This course will introduce graduate students to diverse perspectives and recent approaches to international history, defined to include diplomatic history, transnational history, critical imperial ...

The course introduces students to several legal aspects of the EU action on the global stage, as envisaged in EU primary law, and as interpreted by the European Court of Justice. It envisages the ...