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Training Events on Good Research Practice and Events for Ombudspersons

Banner: Workshops für Ombudspersonen: Rollenverständnis, Mediation und Konfliktmanagement

Workshops for ombudspersons: 
role concepts, mediation and conflict management

Once again in 2024, the DFG is offering “Workshops for ombudspersons: role concepts, mediation and conflict management”. 

There will be three basic workshops from 25 to 26 March 2024 in Siegburg, alternatively from 24 to 25 June 2024 in Siegburg, or from 14 to 15 October 2024 in Berlin, and a follow-up workshop from 25 to 26 November 2024 in Berlin.

Please consult the flyer for details.

Further Information

Good Research Practice Ombudsman Misconduct Investigation Procedure Training Events International Standards White Paper "Safeguarding Good Scientific Practice"

You can sign up for the basic workshops under the following links: 

You can sign up for the follow-up workshop under the following link: 

For questions regarding sign-up, please contact:  

Training Events on “Good Scientific Practice”

For training events on good scientific practice, it is possible to draw on offerings and presentations that the statutory body Research Ombudsman has developed with DFG support.

Depending on the content and requirements of a training event, it is possible to use individual modules from the offering.

Overview: Good Research PracticeGerman Research OmbudsmanMisconduct Investigation ProcedureTraining Events on Good Research Practice and Events for Ombudspersons International Standards.

Overviews of Ombudspersons at Institutions of Higher Education and Non-University Research Institutions

Ombudspersons at Non-University Research Institutions:

Contact

Dr. Kirsten Hüttemann
E-mail: Kirsten.Huettemann@dfg.de
Telephone: +49 (228) 885-2827

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