Targetgroup: doctoral researchers
Language: English
Duration: 8 working units
Recommendation: Initial phase of the doctoral studies
Participants: 10-12
Good scientific Practice. An Introduction
General Information
Please Note:
If you are unable to attend the workshop, please cancel early, so that we can pass on your spot. In case of an unexcused absence, we will charge a cancellation fee.
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What counts as plagiarism? How can I use AI tools responsibly? And how can I avoid conflicts regarding authorship? Who can I turn to if I’m unsure?
In the course “Good Scientific Practice: An Introduction,” we’ll explore these and other questions together. The course is open to all doctoral candidates in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities and is a required component of the doctoral program.
You’ll gain a practical overview of the principles and recommendations of good academic practice and learn how to apply them in your day-to-day doctoral work. At the same time, the course provides a space for your questions, experiences, and discussions with other doctoral candidates. Together, we’ll discuss typical situations in academic practice and develop strategies for handling them responsibly and confidently.
- What is "Good Scientific Practice"
- Principles and recommendations
- Consequences of scientific misconduct
- Research documentation
- Data protection
- Writing and Publishing
- Supervision and organizational culture
- Conflict prevention
- Contact persons
- Input
- Individual and small group exercises
Trainer team of iGRAD - the Graduate Academy of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences