Academic School
We believe it is important for for postgraduates and early career health data scientists to come together and network and to take part in events headed by industry leaders.
HDR UK plans to introduce annual Academic Schools where postgraduates and early career health data scientists can meet, learn from industry leaders and share ideas.
They will build on the success of the Summer Schools held in the past.
Sign up for our training and education updates to receive information about the first of these events and how to take part. If you have other questions email: Learn@HDRUK.ac.UK
Our 2019 Summer School
The 2019 Summer School took place at St Andrews University, in Scotland, and also saw HDR UK work with local high schools. Due to the pandemic the event went digital in 2020.
You can see the brochure for full details of the St Andrews event and watch the videos to get a taste of what the Summer Schools offer. Or watch the video to hear from Summer School participants themselves.
Science Community and Partners
We are building a community of skilled and motivated health data scientists to position the UK as a leader in the use of data to make lasting improvements to health.
Career Stories
Introducing some of the health data scientists who are opening up new frontiers and changing the world.
CPD and Training
The world of health data science is constantly evolving. Our growing portfolio of CPD courses will provide you with the skills and insights needed to keep up to date with the latest developments.
Health Data Science Careers
A career in health data science brings the opportunity to use your skills to help find new ways to prevent, treat and cure disease.
Our Subject Matter Experts
HDR UK provides high quality, up-to-the-minute training and education. Our programmes are shaped by a core group of training leads made up of leading academics and professionals.
Careers and Training
The HDR UK Capacity Building Team has a wide range of initiatives to help create the highly skilled health data research workforce the UK needs in order to drive improvements in health and care.
