Courses

Courses

Based on the graduate school's goals and objectives have a theoretical course content to an extent of 30 credits developed. Total given four graduate courses and a seminar series as part of graduate school. These courses are mandatory in each doctoral student's research training and is part of the total amount of credits that includes the entire graduate program, making a total of 240 credits. All courses consists of lectures, seminars and individual work. In the theoretical course content includes the following courses;

• Networking and cooperation for skills development (2 credits), aimed at graduate students should acquire knowledge and be able to see the benefits of collaboration within their own operations and related activities.
• To live with the disease (8 credits), focuses on the experiences of living with chronic illness on the basis of the sick person, the relatives and the staff's perspective.
• eHealth (7 credits), aimed at developing knowledge and understanding of distance-spanning practices and technologies and the application of eHealth.
• Research funding (3 credits) is aimed at graduate students to acquire basic skills in research as well as exam writing a research application.
• Seminar Series (10 credits) with a focus on common diseases and health care be implemented as a thread in the graduate school's three-year period. The seminar series aims to develop student skills in public health, health promotion and evidence-based care. The seminar series includes cross-border discussions and presentations of current research in health sciences in collaboration between universities and counties.

Both the university and the county council's premises are used for lectures, seminars and individual student work to strengthen the possibility of collaboration across business boundaries. The County Council's doctoral students are left within the organization also has an office at the university that can be used for tutoring, for postgraduate work or graduate students read the postgraduate courses.

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