The aim of this course is to give meaning to your managerial activity by conducting a personal and collective reflection on your practices, by familiarising yourself with a number of key management concepts and by experiencing critical situations through role-playing in a caring environment.

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Next session on 23 and 24 May 2024, second session on 20/21 June 2024
Feedback on 22/11/2024

The Open Science Training Guide (in French, PDF, 414 kB) is aimed at staff responsible for training doctoral candidates. It outlines the steps for creating a training program based on the principles and practices of open science
The guide, published by the Skills and Training College of the Open Science Committee, enables future doctors to learn progressively through a 7-stage path
It identifies the skills to be acquired at each stage and outlines the steps for creating a training program based on the principles and practices of open science

* for management: Evolution and changes in research practices, from generating scientific knowledge to its dissemination
MOOC from the University of Sorbonne (in French and English)

Open Science - Join the Debate

Following approval by the Graduate School Council on 15 December 2023, a certificate of successful completion of one of these courses will be required for all new thesis applications from the start of the 2025 academic year.

Ethics, deontology, and scientific integrity ensure honest and responsible research practices and maintain quality. They also take into account the impact of scientific activities on society.

• Professional ethics refer to the set of explicit and implicit standards that dictate behaviour and relationships in a particular profession or industry.
• Deontology refers to a set of rules of conduct that must be respected in a professional context.
• Academic deontology is based on fundamental values such as freedom of thought and expression, independence, the quality of scientific debate, rigorous data analysis and the use of reasoned argument, temperance, intellectual honesty, and probity.

The universities of Bordeaux, Lyon and Paris-Saclay all offer MOOCs on ethics and scientific integrity that the ED SMRE recommends exploring:

• FUN MOOC on "Scientific integrity in research jobs" from the University of Bordeaux
• FUN MOOC on "Research Ethics" from the University of Lyon
• FUN MOOC on "Ethics & STICs" from the University of Paris Saclay

In today's complex social, professional, environmental, technological, and human landscapes, the human relations and communication skills cultivated at the University of Lille are invaluable assets for your professional growth
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