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Programme

Our postgraduate research programme provides a fully integrated training environment and you will engage in a thorough skills training programme which includes a range of workshops and seminars in transferable skills, generic research skills and specific research techniques.

Students undertake a core curriculum in the first term of year 1 to provide a solid foundation in musculoskeletal sciences, inflammation, immunology and data analysis.

Taught component

The taught component of the DPhil and MSc by research at NDORMS is a compact course that introduces the widely disparate fields interfacing in joint research programmes within the Department.

During the first two weeks of their DPhil/MSc by research, students attend lectures and are introduced to academic staff working across the breadth of research areas present at NDORMS.

Staff

Teachers on the course are experts from the NDORMS Clinical teams, Botnar Research Centre, and Kennedy Institute and include young investigators (indicated YI in program).

Attendance and options

Compulsory

  • Student Induction - Monday 7th October 2024.
  • Research Strategy / Ethics Session - Tuesday 8th October 2024.
  • Introductory Core Lectures - 1 week, mornings only - Monday 14th - Friday 18th October 2024.
  • Statistics Module; either Designing Clinical Research and Biostatistics or Experimental Design

Specialist Modules

  • Specialist Module schedule TBC.