I thoroughly enjoy teaching statistics and making the statistical science understandable to all - along with my colleagues at the Centre for Applied Statistics Courses (CASC) we strive to meet this goal via short statistical courses on a variety of topics. We use lay language with minimal statistical terminology/equations and plenty of practical exercises to put theory into practice.

Since I joined GOS ICH I have led numerous short statistics courses and have also co-led MSc modules for several MSc running at UCL, as seen below:

Short Statistics Courses:

Introduction to Research Methods and Statistics
Introduction to Logistic Regression
Sample size estimation and power calculations
Introduction to R
Introduction to SPSS
Introduction to Stata
Overview of Regressions with R
Introduction to Dealing with Missing Data
Introduction to Bayesian Analysis
ANOVA/GLMs in SPSS

Masters Degrees at UCL GOS ICH:

MSc in Cell and Gene Therapy
MSc in Adolescent Mental Health
MSc in Infancy and Early Childhood Development
MSc in Paediatrics and Child Health
MSc in Paediatric Neuropsychology
MSc in Physiotherapy
MSc in Personalised Medicine and Novel Therapies

Masters Degrees at UCL Institute of Global Health:

MSc in Global Health and Development