Responsible and Ethical Conduct of Research - Education - Vice President for Research

Across the research enterprise, understanding responsible and ethical conduct of research (RECR) is critical. Colleges/Schools at the Univirsity of Utah, as well as the NIH and NSF require training about RCR.

The Office of Research Education (REd) delivers classes, either in-person and/or online, designed for faculty, staff, and students to customize their RECR education. REd classes are designed to meet or exceed all NIH and NSF requirements for RECR training.

In addition, the Department of Philosophy offers a semester-long Research Ethics class for credit for students (click here for more information).

For more information about what NIH requires for these trainings, please click on this link: https://www.training.nih.gov/rcr_and_applying_for_nih_training_grants

Please CLICK HERE to view all Research Education RECR training opportunities.

nsf guidance for Responsible and Ethical Conduct of Research

PI KNOWLEDGE ASSETS

The PIKA online classes are designed to be a resource for PI’s who conduct research at the University of Utah. Classes fall into one of two categories:

1) executive summaries for quick reference, and

2) longer, and more in-depth courses for more complex topics.

RIGOR AND REPRODUCIBILITY

The NIH as well as many Colleges/Schools require research Rigor and Reproducibility education. The Research Education Department has many courses that are in-person and/or online that are designed for faculty and students to be able to customize their education in Rigor and Reproducibility.

RESPONSIBLE CONDUCT OF RESEARCH

The NIH and NSF as well as many Colleges/Schools require education about the Responsible Conduct of Research. The Research Education Department has many courses that in-person and/or online and semester based that are designed for faculty and students to be able to customize their education in the Responsible Conduct of Research.