Join Anette Bringedal Houge, professor at the Department of Criminology and Sociology of Law at UiO, and Rani Anjum, Research Professor of Philosophy at NMBU for this seminar hosted by Skatteforsk on 15 October.
Program:
10.00-11.00 Lecture by Anette Bringedal Houge and Rani Anjum (Open for all)
11.00-12.00 Reflection session (For PhD PHI450/PHI405/MINA400 students and lecturers only)
Venue: room TU101
Research ethics is a fundamental aspect of high-quality research across disciplines. The lecturers will explore common ethical dilemmas that researchers may encounter when collecting, managing, sharing, and processing personal data, and discuss how national research ethics guidelines can support sound decision-making. Houge and Anjum are both members of NESH, Norway’s National Research Ethics Committee for the Social Sciences and the Humanities, which promotes research ethics and provides guidance on good scientific practice.
For students: The seminar is also part of the following PhD courses: PHI450 Topics in Research Ethics, Methods, and GDPR Compliance & PHI405 (former MINA400) Forskerutdanning på tvers av fagdisipliner. Students confirm attendance to both the lecture and reflection session by accepting a calendar invitation. Contact skatteforsk@nmbu.no to receive the invitation. Lunch will be provided for students during the reflection session.
The seminar will not be streamed. The seminar is funded by the Toppforsk project through The Norwegian Research Council.