FCS601 Research Ethics and Integrity

Aims/Description: Training on research ethics and integrity for all postgraduate research students as part of the Doctoral Development Programme. The training will: Enhance students' ability to critically analyse/reflect upon their own actions and behaviours when conducting research from start to finish, as well as interactions with research participants, supervisors, co-workers etc; Heighten ethical sensitivity and reasoning, enabling students to plan and prepare for ethical challenges they may face and to be able to manage challenges.The training will complement and reinforce existing research methods training.

Staff Contact: GARRATT ELISABETH

Teaching Methods: Lectures, Seminars

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Teaching methods and assessment displayed on this page are indicative for 2024-25.