Many facilities offer hands-on training and advice. In addition there are timetabled courses and general seminars that help develop specific research skills, including some from various course providers outside the School itself. Not all departmental training is listed here. Your department or institute can advise you of other opportunities.
Please carefully check how to register for courses and contact the organizer to request permission to attend if appropriate. This is the case with some courses for graduate students put on by specific departments, and PhD programmes, if you are not a member. Space may be very restricted. Some researchers attend undergraduate biology courses to build knowledge. Attendance at maths courses is also sometimes helpful. Again please seek permission to attend from the organizer.
If you see last year's timetable or wrong information please tell us.
Bioinformatics practical training
Cognitive and brain science seminars
Computing and IT, including scientific programming, practical training
Developmental biology (experimental approaches)
Flow cytometry introductory sessions
Home Office and IAT licence training courses
Neuroscience (practical workshops)
Postdoc Masterclasses (all life sciences)
Psychology methods (statistics, neuroimaging etc)
Scientific ethics
Undergraduate courses in natural sciences
University training (all centrally booked courses)
Ask to add a link to your course or seek advice about other available courses