Really nice introduction course. I am however a bit disappointed it did not went deeper in how the models of diseases spreading are built, and that the course overall does not go into much detail. A bit more technical detail (maths, biology etc.) would make this nice course a awesome course.

Interesting course, I am a geo-information specialist and I took this Course to gain some understanding on epidemics so as to be of influence in mapping and modelling their spatial patterns. I have loved every bit of it especially the last part- Zombies!! I needed to hear more.

Definitely could be updated now given our current pandemic situation. Everything they teach about is very relevant right now! The animations are very cute and helpful actually. I just found some of the quizzes very difficult and I have a master's in parasitology!

I felt that this course was more information driven and just getting to know facts and facts and more facts . though this course is designed for anybody to do I feel a student would do better if they had past experience and knowledge about a few common diseases.

It is a great course, really interesting, really easy to complete though some of the topics are a bit challenging. Overall a great achievement to finish this course. (Although I didn't receive a certificate but at least I finished the course)

Great course! However I feel it is too basic. It would be great if you could create a more advanced version of it in which you include a bit more of the biological explanations of the phenomena you discuss along the course.

Nice course. I sometimes wished the lectures had more in depth coverage of the material instead of so many "big picture" statements. But overall, the course was a nice overview of diseases. Thank you to the instructors!

Fantastic Course! great content and compelling presenters. It really opens your eyes to infectious diseases and all perspectives it braces, science, social aspects, biology, ecology. I recommend for bio/science folks.

Very good, connected also to relatively recent outbreaks. Maybe some miniquiz/few question after each block would be nice to sum it up and help with preparing for quiz after whole week.

Very interesting course that gives good basic knowledge on infectious diseases and epidemiology. Really enjoyed it and very relevant in the current context of COVID-19

Thank you!

There were some racial expression in vaccination module towards Muslims, so I hope from the instructors to leave the religions and focus on the scientific concept

The concepts are taught very well but felt that it was a bit superficial. They should go a bit deeper into each topic. Overall the course is very good

Pro: All topics seem to be covered, full overview of this field.

Con: Please, please, get rid of the childish drawings and get som serious artwork.

Really enjoyed this course, the lecturers and content. It is ever so slightly dated, and some phrasing could be changed, but overall very good!

This is an extremely informative, easy to understand course that I will recommend to anyone that is interested in learning about epidemiology.

It was an informative course where we can learn from basics to modern infections that are damaging the host.overall a very great course

Really interesting course if you want to be more informed about the dynamics of global disease transmission and emergency responses

Excellent big picture overview of epidemics with very knowledgeable faculty bringing a wealth of expertise to the course.

Doing this course in 2021 felt like living everything being taught. Very enlightening, well explained.

Thank you for all the effort the team put in to make this course. It is an amazing course, learnt so.

Nice course and extremely we'll presented. Cood ideas and the presenters also did a great job.

Very interesting course with many wonderful information presented in funny and engaging way.

Very thorough and comprehensive course--all lessons are in easily-understandable English

the course and lecturers are very good, the means of interaction is limited though.