Good scientific practice
Target group: doctoral researchers
This interactive workshop provides doctoral researchers with practical tools to address ethical challenges in research and uphold good scientific practices in diverse academic settings. Through real-world scenarios, engaging discussions, and collaborative exercises, participants will reflect on their roles as ethical researchers and strengthen their ability to make informed, virtues-driven decisions. Participants will leave with access to relevant resources and contacts for further guidance.
Key topics covered:
- Practical applications of research ethics
- Scientific misconduct
- Supervision and mentoring
- Collaboration in research
Outcomes:
- Articulate and integrate core ethical principles into daily research practices
- Distinguish between various forms of ‘bad’ scientific practices, including scientific misconduct
- Recognise and evaluate different types of ‘good’ supervisory and mentoring relationships
- Sharpen awareness of collaboration challenges and assess their impact at individual, professional, and community levels
- Make informed decisions that uphold principles of good scientific practice when confronted with complex dilemmas
Requirement: B2 level proficiency in English. Participants will be required to complete a Case Reflection Form and submit it to the facilitator one week prior to the workshop. Completion of the form is a prerequisite for attending the session.
Facilitator: Dr. Iva Ognjanovic (CERes)
Diese Veranstaltung findet in englischer Sprache statt. // This event will be held in English.