Teaching Research Data Management to PhD students at the University of Tartu, Estonia: from skills to ethics « IFLA Section Academic and Research Libraries

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Summary:

Open science is mainly about open access to publications and open research data, ensured by open licenses. Although Estonia does not have a clear-cut open science policy yet, our researchers have been involved in Open Science because, on the one hand, it is required by the European Commission and, on the other hand, it is practised by scientific communities worldwide. University of Tartu (UT) Library has been proactive in the open data field since 2014, and having taught the basics of research data management since 2015. About 400 doctoral students have passed the elective PhD course “Introduction to Information Research” containing a research data management (RDM) module.

Link:

https://blogs.ifla.org/arl/2021/03/16/teaching-research-data-management-to-phd-students-at-the-university-of-tartu-estonia-from-skills-to-ethics/

Updated:

04/18/2021, 06:30

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Open Access Tracking Project (OATP) » openacrs's bookmarks

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oa.new oa.rdm oa.hei oa.libraries oa.estonia oa.training oa.data

Date tagged:

04/18/2021, 10:30

Date published:

04/16/2021, 06:30