Why I almost did not apply to KI (but why I’m glad I did)

The application period is open and, wow, is this a wild time! While reflecting on my experience of going through the process two years ago, I began to wonder if […]

Posted by Sarah Pechtl – Public Health Sciences, Health Promotion and Prevention

• Application and admission
• Public Health Sciences Health Promotion and Prevention

18 November, 2022

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The odds of admission: a statistics summary

If you have applied to the Bachelor’s Programme in Biomedicine, or plan on doing so, you may be wondering what your odds of getting in are. In this blog, I’ll […]

Posted by Inika Prasad — Biomedicine BSc

• Application and admission
• Biomedicine (BSc)

13 January, 2022

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R and Stats: a Biomedicine Course Review

Biostatistics is one of the most rapidly growing fields (source: people say this a lot) and — given our propensity for collecting enormous amounts of data — is more important […]

Posted by Inika Prasad — Biomedicine BSc

• Biomedicine (BSc)
• course review

18 October, 2020

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Get your stats together!

Lately I have encountered the (exciting) challenge of having to understand and apply more difficult concepts in statistics for the Molecular Techniques in Life Science (MTLS) second year courses. Statistics […]

Posted by Ines Rivero - Molecular Techniques in Life Science

• Academics
• General

30 October, 2019

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