Synchronous R courses
Relevant, tailored courses to help you learn R
Synchronous R courses
Outline
Overview
See details in our course brochure.We are R experts with extensive experience in field epidemiology and public health - we know your challenges better than any university or company.Our introductory course focuses on practical public health tasks, consists of 40 hours of synchronous instruction, and includes follow-up support. We also offer advanced courses on a variety of topics. We have trained 375 epidemiologists at 120 agencies worldwide.
Private courses for organizations
For inquiries about courses for your team, email: contact@appliedepi.org
Public intro courses (individual seats)
Use the links in the table below to reserve a seat (paid) or apply for a scholarship seat. If intending to reserve multiple seats for your team members, please email us directly (contact@appliedepi.org).Join our email list or our social media to be notified when more classes open.
Course | Logistics | Seat reservations and scholarship application | Price |
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Introduction to R for applied epidemiology | Language: English Seats: 18 paid, 6 scholarship Dates: 6 February - 8 March Days: Mondays & Wednesdays Time: 1830-2200 GMT (e.g. starts on 6 Feb at 2130 in Nairobi, 1930 in Stockholm, 1530 in Sao Paulo, 1330 in New York, 1030 in California). Be aware of your local daylight savings time, as it may shift your class time. Platform: Google Meet (free, no download required) |
Waitlist for paid seats Scholarships closed Click here to reserve a seat or apply for a scholarship |
US $975 |
Introduction to R for applied epidemiology | Language: English Seats: 18 paid, 6 scholarship Dates: 28 February - 30 March Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays Time: 0230-0600 GMT (for Asia/Pacific time zones) (e.g. starts 28 Feb at 0800 in India, 1330 in Sydney, 1830 previous day in California). Be aware of your local daylight savings time, as it may shift your class time. Platform: Google Meet (free, no download required) |
Click here to reserve a seat or apply for a scholarship Scholarship deadline 23 January |
US $975 |
Introduction to R for applied epidemiology | Language: English Seats: 12 paid, 12 scholarship Dates: 13 March - 12 April Days: Mondays & Thursdays Time: 1730-2100 GMT (e.g. starts on 13 March at 2030 in Nairobi, 1830 in Stockholm, 1430 in Sao Paulo, 1330 in New York, 1030 in California). Be aware of your local daylight savings time, as it may shift your class time. Platform: Google Meet (free, no download required) |
Click here to reserve a seat or apply for a scholarship Scholarship deadline 13 February |
US $975 |
Introduction à R pour l’épidémiologie appliquée | Langue : Français Places : 12 payants, 12 boursiers Dates: 27 mars - 27 avril Jours : Lundis et mercredis Heure : 1230-1600 GMT (par exemple, les cours commencent le 27 mars à 1530 à Kampala, 1430 à Paris, 1330 à Kinshasa, 1230 à Dakar et Ouagadougou, 0830 à New York et Port-au-Prince). Tenez compte de l’heure d’été de votre région, car cela peut modifier l’heure de votre cours. Plate-forme : Google Meet (gratuit, aucun téléchargement requis) |
Cliquez ici pour réserver une place ou demander une bourse d’études. Date limite pour les bourses d’études : 27 février |
US $975 |
Introduction to R for applied epidemiology | Language: English Seats: 12 paid, 12 scholarship Dates: 19 March - 21 May Days: Sundays (1x per week) Time: 1630-2000 GMT (e.g. starts on 19 March at 2200 in New Delhi, 1930 in Nairobi, 1730 in Brussels, 1230 in New York, 0930 in California). Be aware of your local daylight savings time, as it may shift your class time. Platform: Google Meet (free, no download required) |
Click here to reserve a seat or apply for a scholarship Scholarship deadline 19 February |
US $975 |
Testimonials
Public health practitioners love our courses, saying:.
“Really tailored to the needs of epidemiologists. (Field Epidemiology Trainee)”
“The best online training I have ever had. (UK Health Agency epidemiologist)”
“I’ve taken other R courses - this is the best R training I’ve ever had. (US CDC epidemiologist)”
“This course put me lightyears ahead in only 5 days! (Epidemiologist, Save the Children)”
“This course addressed the problems on my mind, those day-to-day challenges. Other R courses are far too fast or abstract - this is the first I’ve taken where I actually want to continue!… in 1 hour, we resolved R problems I’ve had for 1 year! (Mentor, Liberia Field Epi Training Program)”
“Inspirational instructors. I cannot recommend highly enough. (Epidemiology team lead)”
“This is one of the most applicable, intense trainings that I’ve done. Every time I’m thinking - I can use this! (US local epidemiologist)”
“This whole experience make me feel quite emotional. In a world that is so inequitable, R is a great equaliser. I feel very empowered by this training. (Epidemiologist, Country of Georgia)”
“I took the Coursera course - this is SO MUCH BETTER. It is so much more tailored to my direct needs. I don’t think like a programmer, I think like an epidemiologst, so this is much more intuitive. (US local epidemiologist)”
Agencies we support
In addition to the 320,000 people who use our free resources, Applied Epi has delivered live training to personnel affiliated with:
International organisations and NGOs
The World Health Organization (WHO) Doctors without Borders (MSF) European CDC (ECDC) International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC) Resolve to Save Lives (RSL) Vital Strategies Save the Children US CDC Central Asia Office The CDC Foundation Safe & Just Michigan
National Public Health Agencies
United States, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Democratic Republic of Congo, Ministere de la Santé Publique Belize, Ministry of Health and Welfare Kazakhstan, Ministry of HealthUganda, Ministry of HealthTaiwan, Centers for Disease Control Wales (UK), Public Health Georgia, National Centre For Disease Control and Public Health New Zealand, Institute of Environmental Science and Research Turkey, Public Health General Directorate Malaysia, Ministry of Health
Field Epidemiology Training Programs (FETPs)
The African Field Epidemiology Training Network (AFENET) European CDC Fellowship Programme (EPIET/EUPHEM) United Kingdom, Field Epidemiology Training Program Nigeria, Field Epidemiology and Laboratory Training Program Liberia, Field Epidemiology Training Program The Gambia, Field Epidemiology Training Program Zambia, Field Epidemiology Training Program Rwanda, Field Epidemiology Training Program Namibia, Field Epidemiology Training Program Peru, Field Epidemiology Training Program Guatemala, Field Epidemiology Training Program Philippines, Field Epidemiology Training Program Saudi Arabia, Field Epidemiology Training Program
Local health agencies
The California Department of Public Health The New York State Department of Health Arizona Department of Health Services Colorado Department of Human Services The US Virgin Islands Department of Health US counties: Sonoma (CA), Fulton (GA), Ingham (MI), Jackson (MI), Clinton (MI), Gratiot(MI), Montcalm (MI), Barry (MI), and Eaton (MI) The Southern Plains Tribal Health Board (Tribal Epidemiology Center, Oklahoma City) Regional Public Health Agency for Ústecký kraj, Czech Republic Mexico City Public Health Services
Academic Institutions
The University of Global Health Equity (UGHE) (Rwanda) Emory University (Georgia, USA) University of Medicine, Mandalay, Myanmar
License
Applied Epi Incorporated, 2022
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