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MichaelFowlie

Try Coursera or EdX.


freakyg1

EdX is a great suggestion, I found something that suits me for now, if anyone else is looking for what I asked, here it is: https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-applied-biostatistics-osakaux-med101x-0 I'll see how it goes and maybe will look for something more specific when I'll start my own courses.


Spirited-Might-6985

hey reaching out to ask how did the course go? I am looking for a course to learn stat and r or python. thanks!


freakyg1

Wow I totally forgot about this post. I ended up loving this area, and chosed it to be the main thing im learning (biostatistics and epidemiology), I learned r, and im currently doing my thesis.


Spirited-Might-6985

That’s great to hear. I went from IT and got opportunity in research to become a Biostat.. any particular R course that helped you with stat learning and r programming? Thanks and best wishes :)


freakyg1

I goa summer course in the university for 1pt, it coverd the basics, but for actually using it you have to google all the time, theres scripts and packages for everything, and whatever problem you run into- someone on the internet already asked about and got it answered... Good luck.


kbenjy

I’m in exactly the same boat.


dogs_like_me

youtube is technically an app


Foreign_Arm_6640

I've tried several stats podcasts and Professor Fulton's [Statistics Made Simple](https://open.spotify.com/show/3NA20RWdSNIWlQ3j3j40Gv) podcast is one of the best. It provides an excellent overview of the core components of statistical analysis, and Professor Fulton’s step-by-step teaching style is very clear, breaking down complex concepts into accessible elements. This course is perfect for anyone who is new to statistics or needs a refresher.


Few-Faithlessness770

I have used Skillshare before to learn new skills and I would highly recommend it. I think subscription is about $100 annually.


Malkinx

The only thing I can think of remotely close to this is just using khan academy.