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CSARM Module E: Risk-based Site Assessment CSARM Module E: Risk-based Site Assessment
Short Course

CSARM Module E: Risk-based Site Assessment

Explore the role of risk assessment in contaminated sites assessment remediation and management, and learn key methodologies for human health and ecological risk assessment. [Pre-readings + 3 days]

  • 27 Sep 23 - 29 Sep 23
  • 3 days
  • Pre-readings + 3 days
  • 1,800
  • Mixed (online and in-person)
  • Scheduled sessions
CSARM Module F: Remediation Principles and Closure CSARM Module F: Remediation Principles and Closure
Short Course

CSARM Module F: Remediation Principles and Closure

Learn about current methods for remediation of contaminated soils, groundwater and soil vapours, and how to write defensible reports. [Pre-readings + 2.5 days]

  • 25 Oct 23 - 27 Oct 23
  • 2.5 days
  • Pre-readings + 2.5 days
  • 1,610
  • Mixed (online and in-person)
  • Scheduled sessions
Drivers of Chemical Reactions Drivers of Chemical Reactions
Short Course

Drivers of Chemical Reactions

Upskill now. The NSW Chemistry Stage 6 syllabus module explains what initiates and drives chemical reactions.

  • Start anytime
  • Self paced
  • 990
  • Online
  • 100% self-paced
Applying Chemical Ideas Applying Chemical Ideas
Short Course

Applying Chemical Ideas

Upskill now. The NSW Chemistry Stage 6 syllabus module explores the identification and analysis of chemicals using qualitative and quantitative methods.

  • Start anytime
  • 30 hrs
  • 1,200
  • Online
  • 100% self-paced
Clinical Trials: Evidence and Design Clinical Trials: Evidence and Design
Microcredential

Clinical Trials: Evidence and Design

Learn how to evaluate the strength of evidence from clinical trials and how this evidence is used to underpin evidence-based medicine, regulation of therapeutic goods and health policy. [5 wks, avg 8 hrs/wk]

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  • 5 wks
  • Avg 8 hrs/wk
  • 1,680
  • Online
  • Scheduled sessions
Diagnostic Cytogenetics Diagnostic Cytogenetics
Microcredential

Diagnostic Cytogenetics

Discover how cytogenetics is used to investigate, categorise, and diagnose pathological chromosomal disorders. [6 wks, avg 8 hrs/wk]

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  • 6 wks
  • Avg 8 hrs/wk
  • 1,680
  • Online
  • Scheduled sessions
Drugs in the Human Body Drugs in the Human Body
Microcredential

Drugs in the Human Body

Drugs in the Human Body builds on the introductory principles governing drug action. [5 wks, avg 10 hrs/wk]

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  • 5 wks
  • Avg 10 hrs/wk
  • 900
  • Online
  • Scheduled sessions
Genomics and Precision Medicine Genomics and Precision Medicine
Microcredential

Genomics and Precision Medicine

Development of precision medicine approaches for current disease treatments is now a reality in the post-genomic era. [5 wks, avg 10 hrs/wk

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  • 5 wks
  • Avg 10 hrs/wk
  • 1,680
  • Online
  • Scheduled sessions
Mechanisms of Drugs in Treatment Mechanisms of Drugs in Treatment
Microcredential

Mechanisms of Drugs in Treatment

Mechanism of Drugs in Treatment explores how drugs work as treatments for common diseases, and their use as anaesthetics. [5 wks, avg 10 hrs/wk]

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  • 5 wks
  • Avg 10 hrs/wk
  • 900
  • Online
  • Scheduled sessions

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