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Dear Colleague,    
 
http://www.ukcge.ac.uk/events/
 
Please find below details of two UKCGE Events taking place in April 2009:
 
Developments in Research Council Practice   
Thursday 2nd April 
Regent's College, London 
http://www.ukcge.ac.uk/events/eventsarea/rcpractice.htm  

This one-day workshop offers the opportunity to gain an understanding of the developing strategies in relation to postgraduate schemes promoted by the research councils'.It considers the impact of these strategies on institutions and the future prospects for attracting and gaining successful student funding through these schemes.   At the end of the day attendees will have an informed perspective on how these schemes will be implemented and their impact on their own institutions.

The workshop will open with Iain Cameron providing an overview of the Research Councils' strategy followed by key developments on research training by VITAE.This will be followed by individual sessions from individual research councils who will present their schemes, offering an insight into the eligibility, criteria and restrictions.There will be plenty of scope for attendees to discuss the schemes, ask questions and opportunities for networking.

The workshop will be of interest to those who work within a postgraduate environment from the implementation of strategies through to the facilitation and administration of the funding schemes

 
Training in Research Ethics for Postgraduate Students, their Supervisors and Research Managers 
Thursday 30th April
King's Manor, York 
http://www.ukcge.ac.uk/events/eventsarea/ethics09.htm 
 
This workshop will review strategies and materials for the design and delivery of training programmes in Research Ethics – aimed at PG students, research supervisors and research managers. An update on Research Council, NHS and related policies will cover Research Ethics and Research Governance in Higher Education Institutions – together with networking to share best practice on embedding Research Ethics. Case studies will be discussed to illustrate issues including IPR, the ethics of survey design and delivery, ethical issues in clinical research and the implementation of “whistle-blowing” policies in order to protect the “whistle-blower”.The need to reflect differing ethical perspectives and best practice when developing Research Ethics training programmes will form an essential part of the workshop.

This workshop has been designed for professionals who are managing, supporting or supervising PG research students including Graduate Deans, PG Research Supervisors, Research Managers, Administrative and Staff Development personnel.

 
The cost of each event is £165 for UKCGE Members and £215 for Non-members.
 
For bookings and further details please click on the links above or visit: http://www.ukcge.ac.uk/events/
 
Best wishes 
Angus
 
Angus Burns
Events Officer
 
UK Council for Graduate Education
Lichfield Centre
The Friary
Lichfield
Staffordshire
WS13 6QG
 
Tel: 01543 308603
Fax: 01543 308604
Web: http://www.ukcge.ac.uk

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