Introduction to Responsible Conduct of Research Concepts
Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) and Rigor and Reproducibility (R&R) training is essential to graduate biomedical research training. In this combined Orientation and RCR course, students will be introduced to fundamental concepts in RCR and learn about resources to enhance their training experience. Topics include: expectations of a graduate student; concepts in professionalism; best practices in mentoring; self-awareness and wellness; history of ethics and inherent bias; reporting professional misconduct; and diversity, inclusion, and cultural awareness. This one day on-site course offered at the start of fall semester is required for all entering first-year biomedical PhD students. Open only to first-year students in biomedical PhD programs.
Topics
- expectations of a graduate student
- concepts in professionalism
- best practices in mentoring
- self-awareness and wellness
- history of ethics and inherent bias
- reporting professional misconduct
- and diversity
- inclusion
- and cultural awareness
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Prerequisites & course information
003467
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027