Virtual ‘Introductory Medical Statistics’ course (19 & 20 November 2026)

Registration is open for the Virtual ‘Introductory Medical Statistics’ course.  This is suitable for doctors (including trainee grades), nurses, allied health professionals, clinical research fellows and postgraduate students.

Dates: Thursday 19 (pm) to Friday 20 November (am) 2026 – one day in total

Registration Link

The November programme and the above registration link, plus further details, are also available on our website.

Course credit exemption (Imperial College)

Imperial College students may, after attending, apply for an exemption from one course credit through the ‘Procedure to Request an Exemption from the Professional Skills Attendance Requirement’ (information from ECRI). This procedure can be found at the bottom of this webpage.  Please contact ECRI on ecri@imperial.ac.uk with any queries.

Registration fees

These are below; VAT doesn’t apply.  Further details regarding fees can be seen here:

  • MSc/PhD Students (full time students without another source of income): £125
  • Academic/NHS/Charities (those working in the NHS, at a university or in the charitable sector): £195
  • Corporate/Other (those working in the private sector): £245

The course will be held and recorded on Microsoft Teams, and recordings circulated afterwards.

Delegates can apply for an individual attendance certificate, either through the online evaluation form, or by e-mail.

Please note that places are offered on a ‘first-come, first-served’ basis, and that we can accommodate 45 delegates only.  The course fills up quite quickly, and we can’t always accommodate everyone who applies, so it’s recommended that you apply in good time if you do wish to attend.

NB: Imperial College staff and students can pay via internal journal/transfer, using an Imperial finance code.  Please contact Magda Wheatley on m.wheatley@imperial.ac.uk for further details (you don’t then need to book online).

Six CPD points (Royal College of Physicians) are currently being sought.