Research Ethics and Good Research Practice, 5 credits
Course information
Research education subject
- Criminology
- Education
- Gender Studies
- History
- Human Geography
- Language Studies
- Legal Sciences
- Media and Communication Studies
- Musicology
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Social Work
- Sociology
- Sport Science
- Studies in the Humanities
Course Syllabus
Schedule
Course date
January 2027
Contacts
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Monika Berg, Universitetslektor
monika.berg@oru.se -
Sofia Jungmarker Martinez, Utbildnings- och forskningsadministratör
+46 19 302235 sofia.jungmarker-martinez@oru.se
Course description
The course is an introductory course in research ethics and good research practice. Ethical reasoning has a general character but has different meaning and has different implications depending on the character of the research. The course deals with general issues within research ethics, where both norms in science and fundamental ethical perspectives are discussed. Based on this general orientation, the course deals with external and internal research ethics, that is, the role of research in society and its responsibility towards those who are affected by the research's implementation and results. The course participants are trained to identify and handle research ethical issues in others as well as in their own research.
Admission requirements
To gain access to the course and complete the examinations included in the course, the applicant must be admitted to a doctoral programme within the faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Örebro University.
Information
The course will be given spring 2027 with start in january.
Course dates: Approximately 5 sesssions.
Study rate: Part-time
Number of participants: 15
Language of instruction: English
Teachers: Prof. Rolf Lidskog, Prof. Ann Quennerstedt, Prof. Jonas Persson
Registration is open