12 Short courses in Public Health in Scotland, United Kingdom
Patient and Public Involvement in Research (PPI) Summer School
This Patient and Public Involvement in Research (PPI) Summer School course from The University of Edinburgh is for anyone carrying out research which has implications for people’s health or well-being, and would like to involve public partners in its planning, management or dissemination.
Teaching in Clinical Environments
The Teaching in Clinical Environments course offered by The University of Edinburgh develops practical expertise in workplace-based supervision, learner support, and educational practice within healthcare settings.
Systematic Reviews for Clinical Practice and Health Policy
This Systematic Reviews for Clinical Practice and Health Policy course at the University of Aberdeen is a perfect foundation for clinical leadership roles, whether in medical, nursing or the allied health professions.
Public Health in Action
Learn how to protect, promote, monitor and improve public health, at an award-winning health research university.
Sustainable Global Food Systems
This Sustainable Global Food Systems Short Course from The University of Edinburgh examines food security from a food systems perspective and illustrates the major global challenges present, from the environmental impact of food production to the public health impacts of current and future diets.
Fundamentals of Research Design
Learn to design ethical, culturally sensitive, and rigorous health research.
Designing Real-World Trials
This course will take you through the process of designing a Randomised Controlled Trial (RCT) from start to finish.
Qualitative Health Research
Discover an exploratory approach to health research. Learn from experienced researchers on a course that fits round full-time work.
Chronic Respiratory Diseases (CRD) in Primary Care Settings
This Chronic Respiratory Diseases (CRD) in Primary Care Settings Short Course from The University of Edinburgh provides practical skills to deal with the huge global burden of respiratory disease, including asthma, COPD, and other non-communicable respiratory diseases, as recognised by the World Health Organization (WHO).
Pandemics and Plagues - History's Deadliest Diseases
Learn about historical pandemics and discover how societies have responded to the deadliest diseases in history.
Challenges in Global Nutrition
Learn with a team of nutrition researchers and academics online to explore current, emerging and persistent global nutrition challenges in this Challenges in Global Nutrition course at the University of Aberdeen.
Key Concepts in Global Health
Learn about emerging and persistent global health challenges and how these intersect with broader social, economic and political factors.