No one knows better than you when it is time for a critical look at your career. So it is you who chooses to go to work on yourself and your career. When it comes to the career path, we explicitly leave that responsibility with you. Because that enables you to make te best choices yourself. Your first step: choosing to register for the career path!

Would you like to think about certain things with the help of a professional? Do you want to step back and get your thoughts in order so you can get a clear picture of a situation? Perhaps you have an important meeting or interview coming up that you wish to thoroughly prepare for, or maybe you are facing a difficult decision and you want someone to act as a sounding board or devil's advocate. Then working with a coach might be just what you need!

Before you start a new animal experiment, a thorough analysis of previously performed experiments is essential from a scientific as well as from an ethical point of view.
The method that is most suitable for carrying out such a thorough analysis of the literature is a systematic review.
In this e-learning preclinical animal research is used as an example. The principles of the synthesis of evidence methodology used in the e-learning can also be applied to other kinds of (animal) research
This e-learning is an introduction to systematic reviews of animal studies. You will practice the most important steps of a systematic review and learn about the advantages as well as the limitations of this methodology.

You will learn to recognize symbols of hazardous materials and identify potentially hazardous situations in a panorama photo, wich are not in accordance with correct procedure when working with hazardous materials.

This course leads to harmonisation of diagnoses for the most common findings in the population screening program for bowel cancer, such as grade of dysplasia and type of polyp, and is aimed at pathologists, residents training in pathology and technicians.

Personal leadership is necessary to focus and give direction to your career as a scientist. Do you want to stay in science or would you like to find out what other functions / jobs in the near future are a real option for you? Therefore you need to know who you are, what you want and need and you need to know what your ambition is. What is your compass? What do you need to take your next step in your career? 

The RIHS Introduction course will provide new PhD candidates with insights, tips and tricks at the start of their PhD track. 

For  people who work in front of a computer screen and laboratory staff. You will learn to recognise risks and practice setting up a good workspace.

Lately science has been compromised in more than one occasion by issues related to the integrity of researchers and research teams. This course is designed to discuss integrity with researchers in training for PhD.

Aim of the course is to educate participants on a range of ethical issues related to suffering and dying, palliative care and medically assisted death. Keynote lecture by dr. Els van Wijngaarden.