Facilitator: Staff from ECU Research Integrity and Library Services
Location: Joondalup Campus
Audience: Open to ECU Higher Degree by Research candidates
RPDF Domain and Skill(s): Research Governance > Data Management

Research data management and research governance 

In this session you will understand how research is enriched through discoverable research data; why repeatable, reproducible, reusable, replicable data is an asset; and why creating a plan to manage your research data from the outset increases your efficiency, broadens your reach and your research opportunities and importantly ensures your integrity.

As you plan for research outcomes that have an impact you should think about the stakeholders and possible end users of your research.

They want to be assured of your integrity and highly upheld values of responsible research. Many funders now require plans for the management and dissemination of data from your research. Managing your data and carefully considering why it is important to plan, share, annotate and archive will yield the best outcomes for you, for people who wish to collaborate with you and for the beneficiaries of your research.

The practical planning considerations for guiding the start of your thesis related research here at ECU will also be covered.

This workshop forms part of the unit PRO6000 - Research Project 1 . All ECU higher degree by research students are welcome to attend even if you are not enrolled in PRO6000.

Location

Joondalup Campus, Building 34, Room 34.301
270 Joondalup Drive, Joondalup WA 6027

Contact Details

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