Spring 2027

Professional Development and Responsible Conduct of Genetics Research

Covers professional development and responsible conduct of genetics research, including NIH-recommended ethics topics and skills for doctoral study.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Evaluate and apply fundamental concepts and best practices in genetic research conduct and research ethics.

  • Identify and meet individual and professional responsibilities and obligations to society.

  • Explore and implement activities for professional skills development and career management.

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Declared in Genetics PhD

  • Declared in Genetics PhD
GENETICS 805

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  • Declared in Genetics PhD

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Development of skills necessary for success in doctoral study, including professional standards and expectations for ethical research. Topics in professional development include mental health in graduate education, individual development planning, and transitions to self-directed learning. Ethics instruction addresses conflicts of interest, collaborative research, peer review, data acquisition and management, and research misconduct. All National Institutes of Health (NIH) recommended topics for Responsible Conduct of Research are covered.

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  • Mental health in graduate education, individual development planning, and transitions to self-directed learning.
  • Conflicts of interest, collaborative research, peer review, data acquisition and management, and research misconduct.
  • Individual and professional responsibilities and obligations to society.

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  • Skills necessary for success in doctoral study, including professional standards and expectations for ethical research.
  • Professional skills development and career management.

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