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Links to online Statistics courses

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Thursday, 01 October 2020 to Friday, 31 December 2021, 12am - 1am

MSD Skills are unable to provide our 'Introduction to statistics' training until we return to classroom teaching, but we have listed some alternative online statistics resources here.

Unfortunately, we are unable to offer an online version of our Introduction to Statistics course. However, ITLC have a number of online videos and courses in LinkedIn Learning (previously known as Lynda.com)

You will need to be logged in via SSO to gain access to the courses and videos. It is probably best if you search within LinkedIn Learning for the resource that best matches your needs, but here are a few that we have picked out:

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Events from across the University

Researcher News, Events & Development Opportunities please visit Researchers Hub. 

Research Practice e-learning courses are available to all research staff and students at the University. You can self-enrol at Research Practice Training.

Getting started: beginning your DPhil life in Oxford as you mean to go on – finding a work life balance and looking after your emotions, Getting on: managing professional relationships (supervisors, lab, peers), preparing emotionally for transfer of status, and dealing with DPhil crises along the way, Getting finished – preparing emotionally for submission, your viva, and life after the DPhil. To book visit Workshops and Groups | University Counselling Service

Department of Continuing Education offers Graduate School training programme is for Oxford University postgraduate students. For more details see here.

The Oxford Light Microscopy Imaging Facilities invite you to take part in the Essentials of Light Microscopy short course. It is suitable for all students, technicians, postdocs and other staff who require microscopy as part of their project/work and does not require any previous microscopy experience.