PhD courses
The following PhD courses in pharmaceutical sciences are expected to be organised by the Department of Pharmacy, Department of Drug Design and Pharmacology, the programme collaboration DIM, and ULLA.
Please find other relevant course information:
- DRA summer school 2025 (generic PhD course)
- University pedagogy (generic PhD course)
- Responsible conduct of research 1 and 2 (generic PhD courses)
- PhD courses at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
- Courses at the Faculty Library for Natural and and Health Sciences
- PhD courses in Denmark
Please find links to courses in their separate descriptions
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19 Aug. - 20 Aug. 2025
DRA summer school 2025 (generic PhD course)
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25 Aug. - 26 Aug. 2025
Academic writing - How to create good texts (generic PhD course)
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1 Sept. - 12 Sept. 2025
Sample Preparation and Separation Techniques in Bioanalytical Chemistry (core scientific PhD course) (cancelled)
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13 Oct. - 26 Nov. 2025
ULLA online course “AI in Drug Discovery"
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23 Oct. - 24 Oct. 2025
Academic writing - How to create good texts (online) (generic PhD course)
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27 Oct. - 31 Oct. 2025
Fundamentals of Drug Utilization Research Using Healthcare Registers (NEW) (specialised scientific PhD course)
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28 Oct. - 29 Oct. 2025
Scientific project planning and Management 2 - Finishing your PhD - BRIC (generic PhD course)
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3 Nov. - 7 Nov. 2025
Fundamentals of register-based pharmacoepidemiology (specialised scientific PhD course)
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17 Nov. - 20 Nov. 2025
Physiochemical Characterization of Nanomedicines: Modalities and Opportunities (NEW) (specialised scientific PhD course)
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24 Nov. - 28 Nov. 2025
Human Digestion and Absorption - a Mechanistic Understanding (specialised scientific PhD course)
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1 Dec. - 2 Dec. 2025
Scientific project planning and management 1 (generic PhD course)
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3 Dec. - 4 Dec. 2025
Scientific project planning and management 2 - Finishing your PhD (generic PhD course)
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15 Dec. - 16 Dec. 2025
Academic writing - How to create good texts (generic PhD course)
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17 Dec. - 18 Dec. 2025
Communication & presentation in the academic context (generic PhD course)