Webinar
Webinar: Ethical Review of Student Research – Best-practices and future development
- Date
- Tuesday 11 March 2025
- Time
- Address
- Online (teams)
Ethical assessment is, among other things, about the protection of participants regardless of who conducts the research. Ethics is an aspect of academic research skills. So, should students be educated in ethical aspects of conducting research? Does this mean that research conducted by students should be reviewed by the Ethics Review Committees (ERC)? If yes, are ERCs up to this extra tasks? What are the challenges?
During this webinar, participants are invited to learn about best-practice approaches at Leiden University regarding ethical reviewing of student research. Participants will also engage in a strategic discussion on further developing these approaches within their respective institutes and programmes.
Target group: Members Ethics Review Committees, Directors of Education /Programmes, Vice-Deans, Lecturers
Lectures
Best-Practice Faculty of Humanities: Ethical by Design. Step-by-step guidance on informed consent, privacy and confidentiality, safe storage and publication
Speaker: Marina Terkourafi, lecturer, Centre for Linguistics
Best-Practice Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences: Ethics consultation with students
Speaker: Doreen Arnoldus, ethics secretary, Institute of Child and Educations Studies
Registration is required. Please register before 10 March.
RegisterWho’s organising this event?
This event is organised by the Leiden Research Support Network. The network is for all research support professionals working at Leiden University. Within the network, research support professionals from different domains exchange knowledge and experiences, and work together to answer (complex) questions from researchers.