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View all ESP coursesGender in Research: Workshops [ESP79]
Course highlights
EC points
0.7
Start date
19 August 2024
End date
23 August 2024
Course days
Monday to Friday (5 afternoons)
Course time
From 13:00 till 16:00 CEST
Faculty
Dr. Maryam Kavousi, invited speakers
Course fee
€ 536
Location
Erasmus MC, Rotterdam NL
Level
Intermediate
Prerequisites
ESP78 Gender and Health (8.45 AM – 11.45 AM)
This course is not available as an elective for NIHES Master students.
Disciplines
- Epidemiology
- Clinical Epidemiology
- Clinical Research
- Public Health
Course Materials
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Description
Faculty: Maryam Kavousi, MD PhD, Coordinator: Miranda van Duijn PhD
Invited speakers
During this workshop, we will explain how sex and gender can be included in the various phases of the research process. The workshop will focus on choices in design, methods and analysis. In addition, attention is paid to research team composition, publications and gender-sensitive implementation.
Our main purpose is to provide participants with insight into methods for incorporating sex and gender in research. Participants will also be divided into small groups to work on several projects. As such, this workshop will serve to form new communities of young, talented researchers who can join forces on addressing different gender-sensitive topics in future.
Teaching methods: Interactive lectures, exercises, practicals
Please note that we are currently updating the information for 2024, therefore the course information is still subject to change.
Objectives
• Provide participants with insight on how to take sex and gender into consideration in each step of the research process.
• Form an international network of promising researchers who can inspire each other and work together in the future.
• Provide participants with perspectives regarding the role of research funders in advancing sex and gender knowledge across different themes of health research.
Participant profile
• PhD students and scientists at the beginning of their career (maximum 5 years of experience after PhD).
• Those interested in how to include sex and gender in the various phases of clinical, public health, and epidemiological research.
The ZonMw Gender and Health Knowledge Program will provide 20 Gender in Research Fellowships for PhD-students and post-doctoral trainees to attend the Gender and Health course and participate in the Gender in Research workshop at the Erasmus Summer Programme in August in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Assessment
Attendance