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Learn evidence-based medicine skills: Use research & clinical data to form your healthcare research protocols. Efficiently search medical databases/articles. Gain expertise in research methodology for robust study design & implementation, generating reliable health data insights.
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An introductory course to the complex cognitive process that is decision-making, from a neuropsychological perspective. Covering basic neuroanatomy, neurodevelopment, important structures, chemicals and networks, individual differences in decision-making and decision-making deficits.
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Nowadays, in a time everyone is required to continuously acquire new skills, it is extremely relevant to make sure that we understand the importance of having a user-centred, inclusive mindset, what being a UX Designer means and what tools are available to efficiently craft meaningful experiences.…
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This course explores how Ethical Artificial Intelligence (Ethical-AI) can support, enhance, and responsibly transform qualitative and quantitative research within user research, innovation and strategic foresight contexts. With a focus on ethics, inclusion, and methodological rigour, learners will…
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By studying this course, you will gain an understanding of the technological trends driving AI to the edge, key concepts in mobile AI including on-device processing and real-time inference, and how to train language models with domain-specific data. You will also develop practical knowledge of edge…
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Having completed the seven other courses in the MicroMasters in Writing for Performance and Entertainment Industries, this course gives you the opportunity to put it all together. The course webinar will focus on the assignments and information regarding referencing, best practice and case studies…
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This course provides a guided tour through the brain, looking at the changes that occur on a cellular level when we learn new information or store a memory. Using research from neuroscience and psychology, we will look at the process of storing long-term memories, and how you can help your students…
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Learn to navigate uncertainty and shape the future. This course equips you with concepts, methods and tools in foresight and strategic thinking to tackle complex challenges and drive meaningful change.
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This course provides a rigorous, but straightforward, introduction to the key concepts of financial understanding. Using real-world case studies and practitioner interviews, as well as timely knowledge checks, you will integrate your new knowledge and problem solving skills with practical applicati…
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Designed to demystify the steps involved in entrepreneurship, this course takes a practical approach to develop entrepreneurial thinking and skills critical to take initiative and develop ideas into reality in any career. Developed to support researchers create impact from research but equally rele…
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This course is an introduction to human cognition and how it is explored. You will explore how Psychology was born as a separate discipline and how we began to study the nervous system in terms of functions, abilities and traits linking brain, mind, behavior and relationship with the environment. W…
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With an introduction to both genetics and forensic science, this course will show you the role of DNA in criminal investigations. Case studies illustrate how forensic investigations have changed with advances in genetics and how future developments will affect criminals and investigators.
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This course focuses on financial accounting, capital markets, and the relationships between them. On completion of this course, you will be able to: Apply and explain accruals and accruals accounting. Model and explain financial sensitivities. Appreciate the role of markets, and our place in them.…
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This fascinating introduction to the cognitive psychology of emotions explores how, when we see others’ emotions, not only the mind, but also the body is engaged in the recognition. You will explore how to measure our ability to understand the feelings of others.
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Cosmology explores the origin, structure, evolution, and ultimate fate of the universe. In this course, learners investigate the evidence for the Big Bang, the expansion of space, and the relic radiation of the Cosmic Microwave Background, while examining how modern observations have transformed ou…
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This course explores the origin, evolution, and large-scale structure of galaxies across the observable universe. Learners will examine how galaxies form and evolve, distinguish between normal and active galaxies, and investigate the evidence for supermassive black holes at the centres of galaxies.…
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This course provides an accessible introduction to modern astronomy and our evolving understanding of the Universe, from the planets of our own Solar System to the unseen dark matter that shapes galaxies and cosmic structure. Through five modules, learners will explore how astronomers study planets…
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Through this course you will not only learn key financial concepts, but how to apply them to a business to improve its financial prospects. As you know, sustainable businesses need to earn consistent and predictable profits, but it is important to understand how these are calculated. Different acco…
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This course is designed for professionals, managers, and emerging leaders who are new to the field of change management or who have limited prior experience with leading change. It is also suitable for anyone seeking to build a foundational understanding of change management principles and to gain…
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An introductory course to the complex cognitive process that is decision-making, from a neuropsychological perspective. Covering basic neuroanatomy, neurodevelopment, important structures, chemicals and networks, individual differences in decision-making and decision-making deficits.
