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Micro-credentials & Continued Professional Development

The SENSITISE course is now available as a 10-credit online micro-credential, delivered by the HRB Clinical Research Facility in partnership with University College Cork’s School of Public Health. Designed for trialists, biomedical researchers, and healthcare professionals, the programme equips participants with the knowledge and skills needed to design and deliver more inclusive, equity-focused clinical trials.

Delivered fully online through a blend of self-directed learning and live interactive tutorials, the course explores the history and importance of inclusivity in clinical research. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of underserved populations, the barriers that can limit their participation in trials, and practical strategies for creating more accessible and representative research studies. Whether you are looking to strengthen your expertise or enhance the impact of your research, SENSITISE offers a flexible and engaging learning experience that can help drive meaningful change in clinical trials.

Open UCC

The SENSITISE syllabus is also available to the wider public through Open UCC, University College Cork’s online platform for flexible, short, and continuing education courses. Designed for adult learners, working professionals, and anyone with a passion for lifelong learning, Open UCC makes high-quality education accessible to all.

No traditional entry requirements are needed, making it easy for anyone to explore higher education topics and develop new knowledge and skills. The SENSITISE course is available for just €12 and is fully self-paced, allowing you to learn whenever and wherever it suits you. Whether you're looking to enhance your professional development or simply expand your understanding of the subject, SENSITISE offers a convenient and affordable way to get started.

SENSITISE - Inclusive Clinical Trials: Training and Education

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Co-funded by the European Union through the EU ERASMUS + programme (2023-1-IE02-KA220-HED-000159532),

The work by SENSITISE project consortium is licensed under CC BY 4.0

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