Institute of Psychology, Health and Society

This listing is for University of Liverpool Staff & Students ONLY - for external bookings please use the other listing. 

5-day course - Places are available for the full week or individual morning/afternoon sessions. NOTE: This course is accredited with Royal College of Physician CPD points

7th - 11th September 2026
Location: The Library Room
Liverpool Guild of Students L3 5TR  (online attendance is NOT available)

Session Timetable is here.

For further information about the course content please contact Dr Susanna Dodd (shinds@liverpool.ac.uk)

Date: Monday 7th September 2026
Time: 9.30am to 4.30pm [IN PERSON - On Liverpool University Campus, room details to follow]

Who should attend?

This one-day event is aimed at clinicians interested in research-led evidence-based clinical practice for stroke-related visual impairment.

Aims

The event aims to provide the latest updates from research that inform the evidence base for the investigation of stroke survivors with visual impairment, in relation to diagnostic, therapeutic and related aspects of stroke-related visual impairment.

Location: University of Liverpool Campus

Course Fee: £200, includes training, materials, lunch, refreshments.  (If you have any queries regarding payments please contact psyccpd@liverpool.ac.uk) 

This listing is for External bookings. If you are a current member of staff at UoL please visit the other listing. - If you are a PhD Student at University of Liverpool please contact HDSSEO@liverpool.ac.uk to book a place. 


7th-11th September 2026
5-day course - Places are available for the full week or individual morning/afternoon sessions. NOTE: This course is accredited with Royal College of Physician CPD points


Location: The Library Room - Liverpool Guild of Students L3 5TR (Please note: online attendance is NOT available)

Please click "Read More > More Info) for the course timetable. 

For further information about the course content please contact Dr Susanna Dodd (shinds@liverpool.ac.uk)

If you would like to pay using a university cost centre please contact HDSSEO@liverpool to arrange.
Mode:  online, with recorded lectures followed by live Q&A sessions and live faculty-led computer practical sessions. All course material will be made available 7 days in advance and for 3 months afterwards.
Please note that bookings will close 2 weeks prior to the course start

TWO DATES AVAILABLE FOR LIVE SESSIONS:

13th November or 16th April

This module is aimed at researchers in the laboratory and medical fields. It is suitable for those who have 
no previous experience of data analysis, as well as those seeking to refresh their skills. Understanding the assumptions and characteristics of statistical methods is important in order to obtain the correct analysis and biological interpretation of results.

If you would like to pay using a university cost centre please contact HDSSEO@liverpool to arrange.
Mode:  online, with recorded lectures followed by live Q&A sessions and live faculty-led computer practical sessions. All course material will be made available 7 days in advance and for 3 months afterwards.
Please note that bookings will close 2 weeks prior to the course start

TWO DATES AVAILABLE FOR LIVE SESSIONS:
9th Novemeber 2026 or 12th April 2027

This course is aimed at researchers who require a basic understanding of R software as part of their research studies. It is suitable for those who have no previous experience of R, as well as those seeking to refresh their skills.

R is a language and environment for statistical computing and graphics. It is available as free software and compiles and runs on Windows, MacOS, and a wide variety of UNIX platforms and similar systems. This half-day course includes lectures and computer practical, and aims to give its delegates experience of using the software.

This one-day meeting will bring together researchers across statistical and genetic epidemiology. Session topics will include: NEGEG Institutions Showcase – ongoing research & opportunities; Causal Inference in Genetic Epidemiology: beyond simple estimation of causal effects; ECR Showcase; Neurological & Psychiatric Genetic Epidemiology: recent developments; Using Genetics for Prevention & Treatment.

Details:

Thursday 18^th June 2026 
10:00hs-16:30hs

Registration fee includes lunch and refreshments. Limited bursaries are available, please contact a.fowler@liverpool.ac.uk