This course introduces basic statistical techniques applied to health sciences in conflict settings. It covers the theory and application of statistical techniques that are commonly used in clinical research in such settings. The course involves didactic teaching, hands-on computer exercises/demonstrations for collecting and analyzing clinical datasets and reporting their results....
This course explores the basis for selecting and designing qualitative research in a conflict setting. Learners will be introduced to the different qualitative research methodologies, the steps for designing a rigorous study, and the analytical journey. The course first explores the theoretical frameworks of qualitative research. Fellows will be able...
The course introduces fellows to principles of research designs in areas of conflicts. It promotes critical thinking when developing and addressing scientific inquiries. The course initiates with the operationalization of a research question, formulating hypotheses, and finding supporting literature. The course then moves into the identification of research designs suitable...
The course provides an overview of the conceptual framework of the Ecology of War and its implications on global health research. The fellows will learn to manage and mitigate physical and digital security risks related to conducting research in conflict settings. In addition, fellows will be prompted to think through...
The course aims to strengthen learner’s knowledge on the topic of Anti-Microbial Resistance (AMR) and introduce potential knowledge gaps, which may be avenues for research proposals. The association between infectious diseases and war has been established since antiquity. Famine, deteriorating living conditions and spread of infectious diseases are unfortunate and...
