MOL Program
The MOL PROGRAM is for students just before graduation or young resident and specialty doctors. Furthermore any healthcare specialist can apply who fulfill the criteria listed below. During the 1-year extensive program they can learn all the methodologies and then put them to use in their own research facilities when they return home. Scientists will have the opportunity to write their own first-authored articles. We offer help in learning the methodologies and provide statistical support. Regular group meetings will be held to report on progress. Good communication skills in English are required. Those participating in the MOL program will follow the first year training of the Translational Medicine PhD training at the Semmelweis University. We also provide the possibility to join as a PhD student.
TARGET AUDIENCE
- Medical or dentistry student just before graduation, OR resident doctors, OR young specialty doctors, OR other healthcare professionals with MSc degree.
- Interest in biomedical research
- Age below 35 years
- Good English commication skills are recommended (minimum B2 levels)
- Romanian citizenship
- Willing to participate in an in-person, one year training
- Successful application process
OUTCOMES OF THE TRAINING
- Participants will be able to understand the concept of the healthcare delivery science as part of the translational medicine cycle
- At the end of the training, participants will learn the main points of setting up a patient registry, initiating a clinical trial, or conducting a comprehensive systematic review with meta-analysis.
- Critically appraise clinical research studies using a systematic approach.
- Define the basic knowledges and skills required in translational research.
- Grow the professional international network of translational researchers.
- PhD degree with high level scientific achievements
- In addition, participants will gain presentation skills, debating skills, language skills, and organizational skills.
More information about the programme can be found here.