30-Hours Professional Diploma in Biomedical Research
Credit hours
3
Learners are guided through the research process, from forming hypotheses and reviewing literature to choosing data collection and sampling methods. The course covers research ethics and consent, basic biostatistics, laboratory safety and good practice, and how clinical trials and translational research work. It suits students, lab assistants and anyone hoping to support or understand biomedical research.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Biomedical Research Principles
- 02Research Design and Hypothesis Development
- 03Literature Review and Source Evaluation Techniques
- 04Ethics, Consent, and Regulatory Compliance in Research
- 05Data Collection Methods and Sampling Strategies
- 06Basic Biostatistics and Statistical Analysis
- 07Laboratory Safety and Good Research Practices
- 08Clinical Trials and Translational Research Concepts
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