CDU event
Extensive Ethics workshop for students and supervisors by Hayley Germaine
| Presenter | Hayley Germaine | |
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| Contact person | T: 0889466410 E: research.degrees@cdu.edu.au | |
| Location | Red9 Sem 1.48 | |
| Open to | CDU staff and students | |
The Extensive Ethics workshop is vital for both students and supervisors as it ensures a thorough understanding of ethical research practices.
It fosters a commitment to integrity, safeguards participants' rights, and upholds academic standards, while equipping attendees with the knowledge to navigate complex ethical dilemmas that may arise during research.
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