Courses for the doctoral programme in development and regeneration
Here you can find the courses we offer and relevant information for both course organisers and students.
Autumn 2024
- H9F3081 Medical Developmental Biology
- H9F3049 Cellular Signalling
- K7F3102 Omics Data Analysis: From Quantitative Data to Biological Information
- C5F3107 CNS Injuries and Repair
- H5F5562 Stem Cells and Organoids Models with Focus on Regenerative Medicine
- H5F3089 Cryobiology in Assisted Reproductive Technology
- H5F3080 Gene Regulation in Early Human Embryo
- H5F3150 Embryology I
- H9F2291 Clinical Achievements of Reproductive Medicine
Spring 2024
- 2537 High Throughput Functional Genomic Techologies in Biomedical Research
- 2870 Microscopy: Improve Your Imaging Skills: From Sample Preparation to Image Analysis
- 5538 The Basics of Skeletal Biology: from Evolutionary Origins to Translational Research
- 5737 Nucleic Acid Chemistry and Therapy
Autumn 2023
- 3049 Cellular Signalling
- 3050 Gene Regulation in the Early Human Embryo
- 3081 Medical developmental biology
- 3089 Cryobiology in assisted reproductive technology
- 3107 CNS Injuries and Repair
- 3150 Embryology I
- 3175 Extracellular vesicles: progress Towards Diagnostics and Therapy
- 3218 Gene and Cell Therapy Product (ATMP) Drug Development
- 5318 Sex and Gender Perspectives in Biomedical Research
- 5562 Stem cells and Organoids Models with Focus on Regenerative Medicine
Spring 2023
- 2870 Microscopy: Improve Your Imaging Skills - From Sample Preparation to Image Analysis
- 5562 Stem Cells and Organoids Models with Focus on Regenerative Medicine
- 2573 High Throughput Functional Genomic technologies in Biomedical Research
- 3190 Nucleic Acid Chemistry and Therapy
- 3150 Embryology I
Related information
Information for course organisers
Admission
The course catalogue for the spring semester of 2024, will be open for application during the period 16 October to 15 November, 2023.
You can find an overview of the admission workflow and a guide on how to extract applications lists from KIWAS for a specific course in the document section below.
More information about selection and admission (including handling late applications).
Examination and evaluation
About course evaluation and analysis.
The course evaluations are carried out by Teaching and Learning (TL/UoL) who are provided with a list of the planned courses, both the ones advertised via the course catalogue and those arranged within the research schools.
However, to be able to do this they need a participant list from the course provider in time, which is the day after the course start. This enables them to prepare for sending the course evaluation to the participants the day after the course end-date. The email address to use is: evaluation@ki.se
Current deadlines related to doctoral courses and activities
Guideline
A brief guideline for DEVREG course organization, evaluation, and report.
Arranging doctoral courses & activities
Information that you need for planning, implementation and subsequent work.
Reports
You can download the DevReg report form at the bottom of the page (documents).
Adapting or cancelling a course
Adapting the course offerings to demand. We are trying to better meet the needs of both doctoral students and post docs for courses by looking into both financing and teacher capacity. To enable us to do this, we will ask course providers to reply to a short survey in case they have had applicants (KI doctoral students and postdocs) that meet the selection criteria for their course, but whom they have not been able to offer a course place. The survey will be sent separately to those stated as course responsible or contact person in the course catalogues for autumn 2019 and spring 2020.
How do doctoral students cancel their participation in a course? How are late droputs handled? What do I need to do when I have decided to cancel a course? These questions and a few more are answered on this page: About student cancellations, late dropout and cancellation of a course.
Information for master's students
Documents
Recommended activities for Course Organizers
Because it is important to strengthen and integrate different components of course programs that are relevant to the Agenda 2030/ global perspective and equal opportunities in education and research. Here are some suggested available educational courses on Canvas for program organizers.