Research Integrity means conducting research in such a way that the methods and results meet the highest scientific and ethical standards. Integrity in research covers a wide range of topics, from issues of open and transparent communication to questions of authorship or the publication process. At the University of Basel the Code of Conduct defines the values and guiding principles for researchers’ in their daily work and interactions. The application and implementation of such principles are of paramount importance to ensure trust and confidence in knowledge gained by researchers and the scientific community.
This online course offered by the University of Basel provides a basic introduction to the most important topics in research integrity and can contribute to the establishment of a culture of good scientific practice and research integrity at the University of Basel. It is important to emphasise that such a culture is rooted in the daily research routines of every researcher, research group, department, faculty or discipline. We therefore recommend that the course is framed by additional activities in the research communities.
While this course is already compulsory in some departments or PhD programs, we encourage all researchers to take this course, especially in their PhD or postdoc phase.
Research Integrity 2.0 is an online course designed to support new researchers with good research conduct. Starting with an overview of key responsibilities in the first module, the course goes on to explore the fundamentals of planning, managing, recording and publishing research. The last module covers the wider responsibilities that researchers assume as they develop their careers, from taking on different roles to communicating their findings to the public.
The course was developed in England and is therefore based on examples and documents from the UK.
The course is structured into twelve modules. It takes approximately 6.5 hours to cover all the modules.
The course does not directly award ECTS, but can be combined with another course to reach a workload of 25-30 hours on Scientific Integrity.
Dates
Anytime
Format
Online
Credits
0 ECTS
Domain
Scientific Integrity
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