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Cursus: BMB506714
BMB506714
Research Ethics and Society
Cursus informatie
CursuscodeBMB506714
Studiepunten (EC)1
Cursusdoelen
By the end of the course, you should be able to:
• Discern the morally salient dimensions of a research project, and come to a well-considered judgment about the acceptability of such a project
• Reflect on moral dilemmas for researchers and Research Ethics Committees, and be able to systematically analyze such dilemmas
• Weigh the various arguments involved, and work towards a well-reasoned position or decision
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Period (from-till):  This course is taught several times per year, during fulltime weekdays according to the following Schedule (Face-2-Face in Period A, Online in Period B or C):
Education form Startdate Enddate Registration period
Face-2-Face 15-3-2022 24-4-2022 BMS_P4_A


Contact details: Educational Office Epidemiology
E-mail: msc-epidemiology@umcutrecht.nl

Course coordinator: 
Dr. Rieke van der Graaf, Julius Center for Health Sciences and Primary Care, UMC Utrecht, the Netherlands
E-mail: R.vanderGraaf@umcutrecht.nl

Registration:
https://epidemiology-education.nl/ – learning environment

Lecturer(s):
Prof. dr. Hans van Delden,
Dr. Ghislaine van Thiel,
Dr. Rieke van der Graaf
 
Course description:
As an epidemiologist you have to be able to reflect on social and ethical responsibilities linked to the application of your knowledge and judgements. Both in the design and conduct of research, as well as in the discussion, interpretation, and communication of research results, ethical considerations always play a role. The course aims to introduce you to theory, logical reasoning, and case studies, in the ethics of experimentation on human subjects, international research, and research on children and other vulnerable populations.
Also the role of epidemiological research within society is discussed. In particular you will be asked to formulate your personal view and ambitions within the field.

Literature/study material used:
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Mandatory for students in own Master’s programme:
Yes
 
Optional for students in other GSLS Master’s programme:
No

Prerequisite knowledge:
Introduction to Epidemiology
Study Design
Clinical Epidemiology (preferably)
Presentation and Writing Research Proposal
Started with Research Project
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