An Introduction to Good Research Practice

A Doctorate plus^BIGS workshop offered by the Bonn Graduate Center

When you hear Good Research Practice, do you immediately think of plagiarism?
It’s actually about much more than that – it’s the foundation of responsible research and includes the core principles that guide scientific integrity. This half-day workshop offers an introduction to the essentials of Good Research Practice, including key topics and documents every researcher should be familiar with.

Online Workshop

Friday, November 28, 2025
9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Please register your interest in this workshop by September 10, 2025.

Registration closed

Trainer

Dr. Kathrin Ruhl

Language

English

Location

Online

Target Group

Doctoral students from the Bonn International Graduate Schools (BIGS)

Track(s)

Research, Research Management

Certificate

4 units are applicable within the Doctorate plus certificate

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Description

This half-day workshop offers an introduction to the essentials of Good Research Practice, including key topics and documents every researcher should be familiar with. We will discuss regulations concerning correct data management and the authorship of
publications. But of course, the topic of plagiarism is in focus as well. How conflicts of
interest arise and how they can be solved will be stated, too. Cases of scientific
misconduct and the resulting consequences are explained through prominent examples.
Furthermore, we take a look at various documents of quality assurance in science and at
the Guidelines for Good Research Practice of the University of Bonn.

Content

Good Research Practice and scientific misconduct
Data management
Plagiarism
Authorship
Conflicts of interest
General and specific documents about Good Research Practice

Childcare

If you need childcare during the event, please contact the Family Office of the University of Bonn at least two weeks in advance.

Creditable for the Micro Credential 'Research Ethics & Integrity'

Micro Credentials for doctoral students offer the opportunity to systematically add key future skills to your professional expertise. You can apply for a Micro Credential if you successfully complete at least four workshops from one area of expertise.

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