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Summer School for Health Information Management

Every year, the University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Hanover organizes a Summer School on relevant topics in health information management with alternating themes.

Students from all over the globe are invited to participate in the International Summer School for Clinical Research (CRISP). 

 

Announcement for 2025: International Summer Program for Clinical Research (CRISP)

  • Duration: 12th of May - 20th of June 2025
  • Application/nomination deadline: 15th October 2024
  • Full-time study with 10 Credits (ECTS)
  • Enrollment will be limited to a total of 15 students for the 2025 course.
  • Fees: 360 € (not including costs for travel, housing and cost of living)
  • Confident knowledge of English (at least B2 level/CEFR); university enrolment certificate; international health insurance

 

This Summer School will introduce the fundamental principles of designing, conducting, analysing, and reporting of clinical trials. The program will focus on patient-oriented, translational, epidemiologic, comparative effectiveness, and outcomes research. As part of CRISP various roles, responsibilities, and skill sets required for successful clinical trial design and conduct will be highlighted. Students are exposed to overarching concepts and essential vocabulary for designing and interpreting clinical studies. These concepts will be applied by creating a research protocol that is intended to address a relevant research question in the student’s specific area of interest and further understanding of monitoring in clinical trials. Finally, this program will develop students' personal skills to support their future studies and career paths in clinical research.

Thus, it will provide an excellent opportunity to get familiar with clinical trials, protocol development and clinical monitoring. Further, practical workshops will provide an interactive and immersive experience, reinforcing theoretical knowledge and preparing participants for real-world clinical research challenges.

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