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School of Health Innovation Course 1: Apply now

Learn how to turn Life Science research results and ideas into business ventures and how to create innovative health services in a clinical setting. Our vision is improving health through strengthening researchers' capacity for innovation and entrepreneurship.

INFORMATION:

Duration: 3 modules (3 days per module). Module 1: March 15th-17th in Trondheim, Norway. Module 2: April 19th - 21st in Copenhagen, Denmark. Module 3: May 22nd - 24th in Stockholm. 
Location: Module 1 in Norway. Module 2 in Copenhagen. Module 3 in Stockholm, Sweden. 
Participants: PhD students, post-docs, clinicians, young assistant professors, young clinicians, researchers.
Maximum capacity: 50
Admission: Based on CV and motivational letter. For PhDs to be considered, it is required to include a supervisor recommendation letter (confirmation of acceptance of your enrolment in the course is sufficient).
Application deadline: February 3
Program.
 TBA. You can find the program from 2022 here.
Language: The teaching language throughout the course is English. 

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👉 Hotel, flights and dinners covered by the School of Health Innovation

👉 Go from research idea to business venture

👉 Great opportunity for a Nordic network

👉 Read more and apply here: Course 1 – University of Copenhagen (ku.dk)

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The course will equip medical, healthcare, and life science researchers with tools and knowledge to innovate services for patients, create companies based on their research ideas, or bring their research ideas into existing companies.

You will meet with and learn from leaders in academia, hospitals, and healthcare companies.

Methods

Case-based learning is a core part of the programme, where the participants are given the opportunity to develop an idea from their own research environment. By the end of module 1, you will be grouped in a team of 4-6 people. You will decide on a topic based on a team member's own research. You will work with this team during the end of module 1, and modules 2, and 3. This project will be the center for our case-based learning and so, you will use this project to apply all theoretical knowledge developed during the course. 

Please, note that you may or may not work with your own project. This will depend solely on your team's decision. It is not a requirement to have a commercially-ready idea/project to participate in the course.

Read more an apply here: Course 1 – University of Copenhagen (ku.dk)