Programme
Research mentorship
One project, carried from question to submission, with written feedback at every stage.
Overview
What the programme is
[Describe the programme: its length, its format, how often you meet, and what a participant actually produces by the end.
Be concrete. A prospective applicant is trying to work out whether they can fit this into their life, and vague descriptions make that impossible.]
Outcomes
What you will be able to do
By the end, a participant should be able to:
- Turn a clinical observation into an answerable research question
- Choose a study design that fits the question and defend the choice
- Write a protocol with a pre-specified analysis plan
- Prepare an ethics submission
- Collect and document data reproducibly
- Carry out and interpret the planned analysis
- Write a manuscript to reporting-guideline standard
- Respond to peer review
[Edit to match what you actually teach.]
Applying
The application process
- 1
Create an account
You will use the same account throughout the programme, so use an email address you will keep.
- 2
Complete the application
It can be saved as a draft and finished later. Nothing is submitted until you choose to submit it.
- 3
Review
Applications are read in the order they arrive. You will see the status change on your dashboard.
- 4
Decision
Accepted applicants are enrolled and can begin immediately. Everyone receives a decision.
Before you apply
What should I put in the application?
Write plainly about what you want to study and why. A clear paragraph about a modest question is worth far more than an ambitious proposal you cannot defend.
Can I apply more than once?
Yes. An unsuccessful application in one cohort does not count against you in the next.