Open Science and Research Integrity: Principles and Tools, is a self-placed online course offered as part of the ARIVE project (101250610) [https://ariveproject.com/].
The course introduces learners to the fundamental principles, practices, and tools of Open Science and responsible research. The course explores open research data, research software, Open Access publishing, licensing, preregistration, reproducibility, and transparent research practices, alongside key aspects of research integrity, research ethics, responsible authorship, peer review, and publication ethics. This course is particularly valuable for doctoral students and early-career scholars who want to make their research more transparent, credible, accessible, and reproducible.
The course is available for a limited number of participants. To enroll, please register using the following form: https://forms.gle/ogoDDzei2NqQgU5Q7
Participants are expected to attend first session: 3 November 2026
Time: 15:00–16:00 GET (Georgia time), 12:00-13:00 CET (Central European time)