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Developing a Research Protocol
SBS 500

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Description

This course focuses on the process of turning scientific questions into well-defined specific aims, testable hypotheses, and rigorous methods. Students will develop the Specific Aims, Significance, and Approach sections of an NIH-style grant proposal. Major attention is given to developing research hypotheses and proposing precise methods, including describing the sample, measures, study design, and analytic techniques. Students will have the opportunity to discuss and receive feedback from the course instructor and fellow students at all stages of the proposal writing process, including at a Mock Study Section meeting at the end of the course.

Class Notes

Restricted to PhD-PHS-SBS students.

School Harvard Chan School
Credits 2.5
Cross Reg

Available for Harvard Cross Registration

Course Component Seminar
Instruction Mode In Person
Grading Basis HSPH Pass/Fail
Course Requirements Restricted to PhD-PHS-SBS students. Pre-requisites: PHS2000A, PHS2000B, AND SBS245