Each Spring Semester

Many students think that an understanding of the Responsible Conduct of Research applies primarily to behavioral and biomedical sciences, but the elements of the Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) applies to all disciplines of research and creativity (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences and Behavioral Sciences).

Who should enroll?

The Responsible Conduct of Research Course is a one-hour graduate course offered each spring semester for anyone planning to:

• publish
• collect and/or share data
• conduct collaborative research
• avoid conflicts of interest (e.g., financial, intellectual)
• conduct human subject research
• conduct animal research
• mentor
• serve as a peer reviewer

*The in-state tuition and textbook will be provided for each student enrolled in the course (limited to 90 students).

Questions?

Please call the Graduate School at (850) 644-3501.