The Fogarty Bioethics Fellows Seminar is a small, interactive course designed for discussion and critical analysis of research ethics. It brings together trainees and affiliated faculty to delve into complex ethical concepts and practical applications within international research. The seminar covers a range of activities including reviewing and critiquing scholarly articles on research ethics, trainees presenting their ongoing practicum research, guest speakers discussing real-world ethics cases, and each trainee developing and presenting their own original case studies. Key topics addressed include standard of care, justice, inducements, the function of research ethics committees, informed consent, and the influence of gender roles on research decisions.
This course is structured around interactive discussions and presentations focusing on research ethics.
This seminar is designed to enhance understanding and critical thinking skills in bioethics, which are valuable for a range of careers in research, academia, healthcare policy, and ethics committees.
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This is an interactive seminar designed for discussion and critical analysis of research ethics, covering complex ethical concepts and practical applications in international research.
Key topics include standard of care, justice, inducements, the function of research ethics committees, informed consent, and the influence of gender roles on research decisions.
Enrollment requires instructor consent and that you meet specific prerequisite courses (306.665 and 306.655) and are a fellow of the Fogarty African Bioethics Training Program. International students should also review general graduate admission requirements for Johns Hopkins University.
You need to contact instructor Joseph Ali at jali@jhu.edu for consent, after reviewing program requirements. For degree-seeking students, the application is typically managed through the university's central graduate admissions portal.
Tuition information is not available for this specific course and prospective students should refer to the general graduate admissions and tuition pages for broader university fees.
This seminar enhances skills valuable for careers in research ethics, academia, healthcare policy, ethics committees, and public health research.