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Researcher Development : An Introduction to Research Integrity
| Description | Theme: Education and Research Category: Education and Research. . This activity is for Research active staff and would be particularly useful to Early Career Researchers. This session will be DELIVERED VIRTUALLY - joining instructions will be provided beforehand.
About this course: Research Integrity is a priority for research funders and is a foundational value for all research. This course explains what is meant by `Research Integrity' in the UK research context, why its important and will help you think about how it applies to your research. It explains why there are concerns about the integrity of research in the UK context, signposts you to guidance, and explains what to do if you suspect Research Misconduct or Questionable Research Practices.
Learning outcomes: As a result of attending this course, you will be able to:. - Define research integrity - gaining an understanding of such terms as `research misconduct', `questionable research practices' and `responsible research practice'. - Recognise and articulate current concerns in both public debate and the research community. - Reflect on the relevance of these debates to your own research. - Know where and how to access guidance, advice and support. - Understand processes for dealing with allegations of misconduct in research.
Who should attend this course: This activity is for Research active staff and would be particularly useful to Early Career Researchers. If you are a postgraduate researcher, please book onto the PGR sessions here: https://staff.exeter.ac.uk/hrpr_ess/ess/dist/#/main/learning/courses/activity/618283gdRx . If you have accessibility requirements, please contact researcherdevelopment@exeter.ac.uk in advance to discuss further. Presenter: Dr Sean Jennings, Head of Research Ethics, Governance and Compliance. Currently leads the Research Ethics, Governance and Compliance team and provides support to the university's `Named Person' for the institutional research misconduct investigation process. He has over ten years' experience of supporting research integrity across three universities.
Before the course: Reflect on what the term `research integrity' means within their discipline. A joining link will be provided beforehand.
Learning provider: This course is administered by Researcher Development; please contact researcherdevelopment@exeter.ac.uk for more details. If you register for any of our sessions, it is expected that you will attend. If you are not able to attend please log in to the `iTrent' online system to remove your name from the relevant activity before it is due to take place. You will be expected you to attend for the whole session and for ease of administration, attendance registers will be taken at the end of each session. Should you need to leave a session early or you experience ongoing technical issues, please email ResearcherDevelopment@exeter.ac.uk. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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