The first week provides introductory and advanced courses, the second week focuses on methodology courses and the third week on advanced courses.
It is possible to enrol for a single course, for courses in a single discipline, or to mix and match courses from different disciplines in order to design your own individual programme.
Week 1: August 12 – 16, 2013
- Principles of Research in Medicine and Epidemiology (ESP01)
Albert Hofman - Conceptual Foundation of Epidemiologic Study Design (ESP38)
Kenneth Rothman - Topics in Meta-analysis (ESP15)
Matthias Egger - Logistic Regression (ESP66)
Stanley Lemeshow - Introduction to Data-analysis (ESP03)
Adelin Albert - Introduction to Global Public Health (ESP41)
Ruth Bonita and Robert Beaglehole - Principles of Genetic Epidemiology (ESP43)
Cornelia van Duijn - Clinical Decision Analysis (ESP04)
Jacobus Lubsen & Zoltán Vokó - Master Class: Advances in Epidemiologic Analysis (ESP64)
Albert Hofman
Week 2: August 19 – 23, 2013
- Causal Inference (ESP48)
Miguel Hernán - Methods of Clinical Research (ESP10)
Henning Tiemeier - Methods of Public Health Research (ESP11)
Lex Burdorf - Case-control Studies (ESP40)
Moyses Szklo - Genomics in Molecular Medicine (ESP57)
André Uitterlinden - Regression Analysis (ESP09)
Brian Marx - Methods of Health Services Research (ESP42)
Niek Klazinga - Cohort Studies (ESP39)
Javier Nieto - Markers and Prognostic Research (ESP62)
Ewout Steyerberg - Pharmaco-epidemiology (ESP21)
Bruno Stricker - Master Class: Advances in Genomics Research (ESP63)
André Uitterlinden
Week 3: August 26 – 30, 2013
- History of Epidemiologic Ideas (ESP53)
Alfredo Morabia - Primary and Secondary Prevention Research (ESP45)
Oscar Franco and Harry de Koning - The Practice of Epidemiologic Analysis (ESP65)
Arfan Ikram and Meike Vernooij - Survival Analysis (ESP28)
Patrick Heagerty - Genome Wide Association Analysis (ESP29)
Cornelia van Duijn, Yurii Aulchenko, Bertram Müller Myhsok - Health Economics (ESP25)
Ken Redekop - Social Epidemiology (ESP61)
Johan Mackenbach and Frank van Lenthe
Saturday August 17 and 24, 2013
- The Why and How of Readable Articles
David Alexander





“The Erasmus Summer Programme is certainly a top class, comprehensive and intensive array of courses in the areas of epidemiology, statistics and public health, all of which are key areas for modern healthcare scientists and practitioners. With so many great modules on offer, my advice for students is: don’t despair, but return! You can always come back next year or take a short cut and attend the Erasmus Winter Programme. And with so many potential courses to take and options for developing a career in epidemiology and public health, see the ESP just as an appetizer, an excellent entree of course!”








