The basic module “Research Training – module I” covers research questions, evidence scores and literature search, among other things. This is carried out through “journal clubs” where the clinical consequence of the research is being assessed. 

See full course description for Research Training - Module I (PDF) (in Danish)

Important information!

We have 26 seats available for each of the courses in Aarhus and 20 seats available in Aalborg.

Enrollment on courses is via the PhD Course Management System.

You will find a link to an enrollment guide on this page.

All applicants will be placed on a waiting list upon enrollment and the first 70 % of the seats are allocated on a first come, first served basis until the 70 % has been reached.

Once the application deadline has passed, the last 30 % of seats is allocated to applicants who are expected to finish their research training first.

All course information will be sent to you by e-mail. You will receive confirmation of enrollment both if you are placed on a waiting list and also if you have been accepted on the course.

Closer to the course starting date, you will receive relevant course information. Please check your spam folder for course e-mails should you not have received any course information prior to the starting date.

Aarhus courses

501/74 – 15-17 January 2024  - Ended

501/75 – 18-20 March 2024 - Ended

501/76 – 19–21 August 2024 Ended 

501/77 – 28-30 October 2024 Ended

Aalborg courses

503/25 – 13-15 May 2024 - Ended

503/26 – 4-6 November 2024 Ended

Please find the enrollment guide here.

Aarhus courses

501/78 – 13-15 January, Application deadline 25/11/24

501/79 – 28-30 April, Application deadline 17/03/25

501/80 – 8-10 September, Application deadline 25/06/25

501/81 – 6-8 October, Application deadline 25/08/25

Aalborg Courses

503/27 – 12-14 May, Application deadline 12/03/2025 

503/28 – 3-5 November, Application deadline 03/09/2025

Please find the enrollment guide here.

The course is an advancement of the basic module "Research Training - Module II", and it is emphasised that course participants use their clinical working day as a starting point.

In addition to the content of the basis module (research questions, evidence scores and literature search etc.), Module II covers detailed research training within statistics, epidemiology, clinically controlled studies, qualitative research as well as quality insurance and accreditation. Furthermore, students will continue to work with the mandatory paper on research training.

See full course description for Research Training - Module II (PDF) (in Danish)

Important information!

We have 26 seats available for each of the courses.

Enrollment on courses is via the PhD Course Management System.

You will find a link to an enrollment guide on this page.

All applicants will be placed on a waiting list upon enrollment and the first 70 % of the seats are allocated on a first come, first served basis until the 70 % has been reached.

Once the application deadline has passed, the last 30 % of seats is allocated to applicants who are expected to finish their research training first.

All course information will be sent to you by e-mail. You will receive confirmation of enrollment both if you are placed on a waiting list and also if you have been accepted on the course.

Closer to the course starting date, you will receive relevant course information. Please check your spam folder for course e-mails should you not have received any course information prior to the starting date.

Module II - 2024

502/38 – 26-29 February 2024  - Ended

502/39 – 18-21 November 2024 

Please find the enrollment guide here

Module II - 2025

502/40 – 24-27 March, Application deadline 10/02/25 

502/41 – 17-20 November, Application deadline 19/10/25

Please find the enrollment guide here