Good scientific practice
Target group: doctoral researchers
This workshop aims to help doctoral researchers develop strategies to address (potential) ethical challenges, promoting good scientific practice in their academic setting. A balanced mix of trainer input and interactive hands-on activities enables participants to contribute their experiences to discussions about moral dilemmas, identifying virtues at stake and proposing solutions. Participants will receive links to relevant materials and contact persons for future reference.
The workshop covers:
1. Research ethics & its practical application
2. Scientific misconduct
3. Supervision & mentoring
4. Collaboration
Objectives:
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Clearly articulate the virtues guiding personal scientific practice
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Distinguish between different types of ‘bad’ scientific practice
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Make informed decisions that uphold principles of good scientific practice
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Assess the broader impact of scientific practice (on individual, professional, and community levels)
Requirement: B2 level of proficiency in English. Participants will be asked to complete one assignment (Case Reflection Form) and send it back to the facilitator a week prior to the workshop. Case Reflection Form is a prerequisite for attending the workshop.
Facilitator: Dr. Iva Ognjanovic (CERes)
Diese Veranstaltung findet in englischer Sprache statt. // This event will be held in English.