Training Options
Amelia Acker, PhD (Associate Professor, School of Information) leading a session during the February 2023 2-Day RCR Workshop.
Graduate students and other researchers who are funded by a covered NSF or NIH project must complete eight hours of RCR training. Training requirements will vary depending on the details of the grant and whether the researcher is a student, postdoc, or faculty/staff member.
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ORSC RCR 1-Hour Talks
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In 2022, the Research Integrity Initiative launched an ongoing RCR Talks series featuring active researchers here at UT sharing their insight on various research integrity topics. Attending these talks allows those who need RCR credit hours to work towards fulfilling their requirements while learning from and networking with their peers and colleagues. Please follow the link below to view past events and speakers. Upcoming events will be updated continuously.
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ORSC RCR 2-Day Workshops
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In Spring 2023 ORSC offered a 2-Day RCR event that allowed researchers to complete eight hours of RCR training in a relatively short period of time. The next 2-Day Workshop will be offered during the Fall 2023 semester.
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Departmental RCR Courses for Graduate Students
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Approved RCR Courses for Graduate Students
- Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology – MOL 190C: Responsible conduct of research
- Biomedical Engineering – BME 197E: Professional Responsibilities in Research Seminar
- Microbiology – MOL 190C: Responsible conduct of research
- Neuroscience – NEU 185D: Responsible Conduct of Science
- Pharmacy – PGS 185D: Responsible Conduct of Science
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Online Training
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The Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI Program) is designed to help researchers meet RCR/RECR training requirements established by federal funding agencies.