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Event Title
Research Integrity - PGRs
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Event Dates
29/01/21
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| Training Area | Researcher and Academic Development |
Specific Area | Professional Conduct (C1) |
| Course Type | Workshop |
| Closing Date | 26/01/21 |
| Main Trainer | Sophie Welsh |
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Target background requirements
Student Year 1; Student Year 2; Student Year 3; Student Year 4; Student Year 5; Student Year 6; Student Year 7; Student Year 8; Student Year 9; Student Year 10; Student Year 11; Student Year 12; Student Year 13; Student Year 14; Student Year 15; Blended Off Campus; Distance Learning; Full Time; Full Time Other; Part Time; Part Time Other; Writing-Full Time; Writing-Part Time
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Workshop summary
Formerly known as 'Responsible and Ethical Practice in Research and Publication'
This workshop complements the University of Dundees online Research Integrity resource:
Responsible and Ethical Practice in Research and Publication. It is strongly recommended that you complete the online training as preparation for this workshop.
As a researcher you are responsible for maintaining your own integrity and the integrity of your research outputs. But what does integrity look like, and why does it matter, within a research context?
Through small group discussion and exploration of case studies, this workshop provides an opportunity for you to consider your own understandings of good research practice, supports you in making informed choices based on the principles of research integrity, and considers how you can support a culture of integrity within and beyond your discipline.
Aims and Objectives
This workshop is designed to:
introduce principles of research integrity within the context of the research lifecycle, and enable reflection on your own research practice
identify potential challenges to good research practice, and how you can support yourself as you navigate the evolving research environment
consider the consequences of and responses to breaches of research integrity for the individual and the academic community
explore researcher responsibilities and introduce strategies for contributing to a culture of integrity
On completing this workshop you will have:
an understanding of the principles of research integrity, and the relevance to your own role and the academic community more broadly
an appreciation of the types of challenges which may occur in your research environment, and the sources of support and guidance available
increased clarity as to your own responsibilities, and priorities, as a researcher at the University of Dundee
a greater confidence in maintaining your own integrity and supporting that of your research colleagues
On-the-Day Details
Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the start of the workshop, to allow the facilitator to distribute materials.
Refreshments will be provided
Researcher Development Framework (RDF)
http://www.vitae.ac.uk/researchers/428241/Researcher-Development-Framework.html
Professional Conduct (C1)
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