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Seminar and postgraduate course (3 ECTS)
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Skara, Sweden, 31 March - 4 April 2014
Risk assessment is used increasingly as a science-based method to describe and quantify risks in human and animal populations, and to identify important determinants of such risks. This seminar addresses the application of risk assessment concepts and methods to improve public health and animal welfare in food production. The seminar includes 5 days on campus in Skara, Sweden.
The Crane Seminar is both a seminar open to anyone, and a postgraduate course (3 ECTS credits) for students on a PhD or residency programme in medicine, veterinary medicine, animal science, or biology. In case of a large number of applicants, PhD students will be given priority on a first-come, first-served basis.
Crane Seminars are recurrent interdisciplinary events organised by the Department of Animal Environment and Health every 2nd-3rd year to connect human and animal sciences under current themes of high societal relevance. Needless to say, the seminar includes an excursion to Lake Hornborga, host of thousands of Cranes at this time of the year.
Welcome to Crane Country in March!
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Wednesday, 18 December 2013
Friday, 14 December 2012
Postgraduate Certificate in Risk Analysis in Health and Food Safety
Postgraduate Certificate in Risk Analysis in Health and Food Safety
The Royal Veterinary College and EpiX Analytics
(Now open for registration)
Dear Colleagues,
We
are pleased to announce that The Royal Veterinary College and EpiX
Analytics are now offering a Postgraduate Certificate in Risk Analysis
in Health and Food Safety, starting in March 2013. This programme is
among the first recognized qualifications in Risk Analysis in Health and
Food Safety and its successful completion will lead to the award of a
Postgraduate Certificate by the University of London.
The
program aims at providing the skills for cutting-edge and in-depth
practice in quantitative risk analysis in health and food safety and
builds on previously successful training programs delivered by the Veterinary Epidemiology & Public Health Group of the Royal Veterinary College (FAO Reference Centre in Veterinary Epidemiology) and EpiX Analytics, a leading risk analysis consultancy.
The
Postgraduate Certificate is designed to accommodate full-time working
professionals and graduate students and offers candidates the
opportunity to develop hands-on work skills and tailor their studies to
their own professional and development needs.
For further information, please visit: www.rvc.ac.uk/rahfs or www.epixanalytics.com/RAHFS.
Thursday, 16 August 2012
Course on Principles of Risk Analysis in Copenhagen fall 2012
Hi everybody.
Just to let you know. We are running a course in the fall
‘Principles and Methods for Qualitative and Quantitative Risk Analysis of Animal health and Food Safety 2012’.
It runs at master-level should you or one of your colleagues be interested.
It will also be suitable for PhD students who are getting started on risk analysis.
In consists of an on campus-part for one week and 6 weeks of e-learning.
Information folder about the course here
Best wishes
Liza
Just to let you know. We are running a course in the fall
‘Principles and Methods for Qualitative and Quantitative Risk Analysis of Animal health and Food Safety 2012’.
It runs at master-level should you or one of your colleagues be interested.
It will also be suitable for PhD students who are getting started on risk analysis.
In consists of an on campus-part for one week and 6 weeks of e-learning.
Information folder about the course here
Best wishes
Liza
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