Periods
(4-Sep-2017
– 22-Oct-2017)
(23-Oct-2017
– 15-Dec-2017)
(8-Jan-2018
– 4-Mar-2018)
(5-Mar-2018
– 27-May-2018)
Seminaari kokoontuu pääasiassa luentosalissa E350, poikkeukset ilmoitettu erikseen.
19.4. Salla Nazarenko
17.5. Ida Roivainen
24.5. Vappu Susi
31.5. Guna Spurava
Seminaari kokoontuu pääasiassa luentosalissa E350, poikkeukset ilmoitettu erikseen.
19.4. Salla Nazarenko
17.5. Ida Roivainen
24.5. Vappu Susi
31.5. Guna Spurava
This course consists of face-to-face teaching and online learning in Moodle (Research Ethics online course).
The course invites students in various stages of their doctoral thesis to think through, write and process the ethical questions and themes in their own ongoing research projects. It provides a compact knowledge package on ethical issues concerning the research design, data collection/field work and writing-up phases. The course consists of lectures, discussion & student presentations in class and assignments.
Learning outcomes: After the course, students will
- be better equipped to think about and deal with ethical issues at different phases of their research projects
- have skills to discuss and identify issues concerning the ethics both in relation to research participant and the academic community (treatment of participants, informed consent, data lifespan, publication and ethical reporting)
- have knowledge on the key guidelines concerning ethical conduct and know where to go for further information
- have practical tools and means for the writing-up of ethical question in the doctoral thesis.
- have access to an information package on ethics
- know the basic functions of Turnitin plagiarism checker programme
Course Schedule:
1. Face-to-face lectures on 12.9.2017 at 16-20 in Room A08 (Main building)
2. Individual learning using Moodle (Research Ethics online course)
3. Face-to-face workshop on
- 26.9. (Room C7, Main building) at 10-16 and
- 3.10.2017 (Room A2A, Main building) at 10-16
Teacher: PhD Marika Enwald
Enrolment: At the maximum 20 students (2 places reserved for TUT students). Priority in selection is given to non-Finnish-speaking students. Otherwise, selection method is draw. Enrolment in NettiOpsu. Please check the selection result from NettiOpsu after the enrolment period.
Completion mode: Those accepted to the course are required to send in a pre-assignment (max one page A 4) through Moodle. Active participation is required. Every student will give a 15-20 minutes presentation in the workshop. Every student will write an 6-7 pages essay after the course.
THE PRE-ASSIGNMENT: Please include the following in short:
1) Your name & discipline
2) Your Research topic
3) Potential ethical issues you have encountered or anticipated to encounter as part of your doctoral research and solutions you may already have in mind
4) Any issues relating to research ethics you wish to be discussed during the course
5) It is presumed that you could present briefly during the course the ethical questions that you are facing during your research.
Seminaari kokoontuu pääasiassa luentosalissa E350, poikkeukset ilmoitettu erikseen.
19.4. Salla Nazarenko
17.5. Ida Roivainen
24.5. Vappu Susi
31.5. Guna Spurava
Seminaari kokoontuu pääasiassa luentosalissa E350, poikkeukset ilmoitettu erikseen.
19.4. Salla Nazarenko
17.5. Ida Roivainen
24.5. Vappu Susi
31.5. Guna Spurava
Seminaari kokoontuu pääasiassa luentosalissa E350, poikkeukset ilmoitettu erikseen.
19.4. Salla Nazarenko
17.5. Ida Roivainen
24.5. Vappu Susi
31.5. Guna Spurava
Seminaari kokoontuu pääasiassa luentosalissa E350, poikkeukset ilmoitettu erikseen.
19.4. Salla Nazarenko
17.5. Ida Roivainen
24.5. Vappu Susi
31.5. Guna Spurava
Seminaari kokoontuu pääasiassa luentosalissa E350, poikkeukset ilmoitettu erikseen.
19.4. Salla Nazarenko
17.5. Ida Roivainen
24.5. Vappu Susi
31.5. Guna Spurava
Seminaari kokoontuu pääasiassa luentosalissa E350, poikkeukset ilmoitettu erikseen.
19.4. Salla Nazarenko
17.5. Ida Roivainen
24.5. Vappu Susi
31.5. Guna Spurava
This course invites students in various stages of their doctoral thesis to think through, write and process the ethical questions and themes in their own ongoing research projects. It provides a compact knowledge package on ethical issues concerning the research design, data collection/field work and writing-up phases. The course consists of lectures, discussion & student presentations in class and assignments.
Learning outcomes: After the course, students will
- be better equipped to think about and deal with ethical issues at different phases of their research projects
- have skills to discuss and identify issues concerning the ethics both in relation to research participant and the academic community (treatment of participants, informed consent, data lifespan, publication and ethical reporting)
- have knowledge on the key guidelines concerning ethical conduct and know where to go for further information
- have practical tools and means for the writing-up of ethical question in the doctoral thesis.
- have access to an information package on ethics
- know the basic functions of Turnitin plagiarism checker programme
Course Schedule:
Lectures
Fri 13.4.2018 at 12-16 o'clock, Room E221 (Main building)
Fri 20.4.2018 at 12-16 o'clock, Room E221 (Main building)
Fri 27.4.2018 at 12 -16 o'clock, Room E221 (Main building)
Workshop
Fri 4.5.2018 at 10-16 o'clock, Room D14 (Main building)
Fri 11.5.2018 at 10-16 o'clock, Room D14 (Main building)
Enrolment in NettiOpsu. At the maximum 20 students (2 places reserved for TUT students). TUT students apply the right to study through the Service of Cross-Institutional Studies.
Priority in selection is given to non-Finnish-speaking students. Otherwise, selection method is draw. Please check the selection result from NettiOpsu after the enrolment period.
Completion mode: Those accepted to the course are required to send in a pre-assignment (max one page A 4) through Moodle. Active participation is required. Every student will give a 15-20 minutes presentation in the workshop. Every student will write an 6-7 pages essay after the course.
THE PRE-ASSIGNMENT: Please include the following in short:
1) Your name & discipline
2) Your Research topic
3) Potential ethical issues you have encountered or anticipated to encounter as part of your doctoral research and solutions you may already have in mind
4) Any issues relating to research ethics you wish to be discussed during the course
5) It is presumed that you could present briefly during the course the ethical questions that you are facing during your research.