43 Short courses offered by the university

This Embracing Uncertainty - Policymaking in Turbulent Times course at King's College London provides insights into complexity theory, explains the key principles and mechanisms of complex dynamic systems, and discusses how these can be harnessed in public policy.

This Working Internationally course at King's College London will provide you with an overview of the challenges in working internationally and asks: “What are the global governance issues we face today?”

Radiopharmacy Advanced at King's College London four-day lecture and practical course covering advanced topics in radiopharmaceutical science.

Based on a rich range of international and UK examples, this Key Models in Public Management - A Comparative Analysis course at King's College London discusses and critiques a range of key academic models on public management. Using these models, we will consider their potential application in direct response to a variety of public problems.

This Text Mining Analysis for Public Policy course at King's College London will explore how to gather and mine texts for policy analysis and evaluation.

The Advanced Course in Aviation Medicine (ACAM) at King's College London builds on the foundations of the Basic Course in Aviation Medicine with successful completion of both required to apply for Class 1 medical certification privileges. The course will provide sound theoretical and practical training in physiology, psychology and clinical practice in relation to aerospace medicine.

This International Trade Policy course at King's College London is aimed at the increasing plurality of government officials, private sector managers and civil society campaigners, to whose work, trade policy has growing relevance.

You will explore the basics of medical imaging, medical 3D printing, medical robotics and artificial intelligence. The Healthcare and Technology course at King's College London also aims to give you practical experience of each of the mentioned topics and an awareness of the historical developments in healthcare technology over the last 100 years.

This Introduction to Aerospace Medicine course at King's College London provides an introduction to aerospace medicine through a comprehensive series of online lectures.

The iData - The Markets and Politics of Personalisation course at King's College London will give you the opportunity to explore some of the fundamental disruptions brought about by big data industries based on the unprecedented quantification of the self and the algorithmic practices through which it circulates and is processed.

This Public Sector Leadership course at King's College London provides participants with knowledge and a comprehensive understanding of leadership in the public sector setting.

This Regulatory Policy and Politics course at King's College London provides an introduction to the regulatory process. As the study of regulation is interdisciplinary, we read and critically assess seminal texts in the fields of political science, law, economics, and sociology.

The Foresight and Horizon-Scanning in Policymaking course at King's College London is aimed at officials with an interest in policy planning, strategy, forward-studies and horizon-scanning on socio-political and foreign policy issues where uncertainty tends to be higher.

This Empathy and Emotion in Policymaking course at King's College London sets out ways in which policymakers can engage more with a diverse range of voices. It will enable you to foster a connection with citizens across the country through a greater appreciation of empathy, emotions, and the very human dynamics of policymaking.

This Ethics and Good Practice for Medicines module at King's College London provides training on the concepts of ethics, good practice and risk/benefit in the development and marketing of medicines.

This Understanding Multi-level Government course at King's College London is designed to enable civil servants to know and understand that there are different political parties and policy objectives governing in all parts of the UK and the pressures this puts on intergovernmental relations, but also appreciate the need for stronger intergovernmental working across all four administrations.

This User-Centred Digital Government course at King's College London seeks to explain what the user-centred digital government movement is and why it matters to public servants and policy makers. It explores why that movement came about, what it believes, and what it was responding to.

This Psychology - The Mind and Body course at King's College London will provide you with a deep understanding of the complex bi-directional relationship between the mind and the body.

The Postgraduate Course in Radiopharmacy at King's College London covers basic and clinical aspects of radiopharmacy practice.

“Ethical muscle memory”, as it’s sometimes called, is the idea that it is easier to do the ethically right thing if you have experienced a similar situation in which you are already familiar with the ethical landscape of the problem. The aim of this Ethics, Leadership and Governance course at King's College London is to promote and inspire this kind of engagement.