Courses and training Overview

Ethics in Healthcare (Ethiek in de Zorgsector)

This programme is designed for higher educated professionals and managers in the healthcare profession who wish to deepen and become proficient in dealing with the ethical aspects of their work.

iRISE Train-the-Trainer Workshops Online - Free

Build your capacity to teach and train others on research reproducibility! Places are limited, so register early!

Statistics for Clinical Researchers

2, 3, 11 & 12 June 2025
Are you involved in clinical research and do you feel the need to update and further develop your knowledge and skills of statistics? Then this course is perfect for you!

Methods for the design of applied clinical research

8,9 en 11,12 June 2026

This course allows you to increase your knowledge of epidemiology and research methodology. The course focuses on the design of clinical scientific research.

Workshop 'Systematic review and meta-analysis of animal studies'

4 March 2026

This workshop provides a first introduction and hands-on experience about the concept and methodology of systematic review and meta-analysis of animal studies.

Ethics in General Practice (Ethiek in de Huisartspraktijk)

In this course, we consider the moral dimension of your actions as a GP.

Advanced European bioethics course 'Suffering, Death and Palliative Care' (Fully booked)

24 - 27 March 2026

Objective of this course is to educate on ethical questions of palliative care and medically assisted death, and philosophical, theological and medical reflections on the concepts of death and suffering.

This course has been fully booked.

Introduction course to qualitative research methods in health care (IKO)

6 and 7 October 2025

Qualitative research is appropriate when it deals with people's experiences, themes about which little is known, or the context in which an event takes place.

Postgraduate course on '(De-)implementation research' (Fully booked)

30 March until 2 April 2026

The purpose of the course is to teach researchers (PhD students and postdocs) how to design and conduct (de-)implementation research.

Fully booked.

Master Quality and Safety in Patient Care

The NVAO-accredited master's programme Quality and Safety in Patient Care is no longer admitting new students in its current form. We are exploring options for a continuation, likely start date to follow as soon as possible.