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The “Quality in Research” MOOC raises awareness of quality principles in the higher education and research sector (HER).
It brings together contributions from 60 experts and testimonials from numerous stakeholders in the HER sector.
In this MOOC, you will explore different approaches to a culture of quality in both scientific and administrative fields.
You will see that integrating a culture of quality into your activities makes day-to-day work easier and allows you, for example, to improve your organization, better manage your activities, and anticipate problems—whether at the level of an institution, a department, a team, or a project...
It is also a way to ensure the reliability of the data and knowledge produced, which promotes scientific integrity, ethics, and professional conduct, and fosters a climate of trust among co-workers, partners, and beneficiaries.
It is therefore an essential factor for success.
The “Quality in Research” MOOC will provide you with the essential tools to implement a quality approach across all your activities.
The course consists of 8 thematic modules to be completed in sequence. The estimated time commitment is ~16 hours (~2 hours per week).
You’ll also have access to additional resources to deepen your knowledge based on your areas of interest.
Video subtitles and transcripts, as well as downloadable handouts and assessment quizzes, are available in English.
This MOOC is intended for all professionals working in the higher education and research sector (HER), in both scientific and administrative fields.
It is also open to students who have completed at least two years of post-secondary education and have already gained experience in the higher education and research sector.
Quizzes will be provided at the end of each module and at the end of the MOOC to assess your knowledge.
A completion badge (in french) will be awarded to learners who have completed all the modules and passed the various quizzes.
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