New at MU: ORCID
ORCID as a mandatory identifier for better record keeping, automation, and increased visibility of scientific work.
What are the barriers to gender equality in academia? How to identify them and work effectively with them? If these topics interest you, join the online course "Female Empowerment in Academia", which offers valuable insights and practical tools to address these challenges.
Duration of the pilot run: 20 February - 15 May 2025
Upon completion of the course, you will receive an EDUC certificate. The course is asynchronous and time flexible - you can take it at your own pace. The total recommended study time is 25 hours. Additionally, participants from Masaryk University will have the opportunity to meet in person at a wrap-up seminar on May 16, 2025 at CERPEK.
Who can apply?
The course is open to all members of the universities involved in the EDUC Alliance, especially academics, PhD students and researchers. The course content is in English.
What is the course about?
This asynchronous online course is aimed at academics, PhD students, researchers and administrative staff who want to better understand structural inequalities and promote inclusion in their institution.
Topics:
ORCID as a mandatory identifier for better record keeping, automation, and increased visibility of scientific work.
The third annual Conference on Research Careers 2025 will take place in Brussels, offering an overview of current policies, commemorating 20 years of the European Charter for Researchers, and opening a discussion on the future of the research environment in Europe.