This course, 'Responsible Science - A Practical Guide for Early-Career Researchers', focuses on integrating sustainability, diversity, and inclusion into research projects. It also covers the principles and practices of open science throughout the research lifecycle. Upon completion, doctoral researchers will understand the relevance of sustainability, diversity, and inclusion in their work and be familiar with tools to enhance these aspects. They will also gain knowledge of open science principles from project planning to publishing and data management. This is an optional, general studies course designed for early-career researchers across various disciplines. It is delivered independently online.
The course covers key aspects of responsible research, focusing on sustainability, diversity, inclusion, and open science principles.
No tuition or living cost information was provided for this specific course.
This course is an independent entity and does not require other studies to be completed simultaneously. Specific academic or English language requirements are not detailed in the provided information.
The course is implemented from January 15, 2025, to May 30, 2025. It is delivered independently online via Moodle.
No tuition or living cost information was provided for this specific course.
You can enroll for the course via the Peppi system. The course implementation period is from January 15, 2025, to May 30, 2025.
The course focuses on integrating sustainability, diversity, and inclusion into research projects, as well as covering the principles and practices of open science throughout the research lifecycle.